Empowerment
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According to the World Health Organization, more than 1.8 billion people lack a dependable water source for basic use. Even though numerous projects have been implemented in Uganda to improve water distribution and accessibility, over 80% of Uganda’s population doesn’t have access to clean water. With your support, we can easily ensure that the vulnerable communities are supplied with adequate water. UKids Initiative will ensure this by mapping out the communities that lack water and actively partnering with public and government agencies to get clean water all regions of Uganda.
According to the World Health Organization, more than 1.8 billion people lack a dependable water source for basic use. Even though numerous projects have been implemented in Uganda to improve water distribution and accessibility, over 80% of Uganda’s population doesn’t have access to clean water. With your support, we can easily ensure that the vulnerable communities are supplied with adequate water. UKids Initiative will ensure this by mapping out the communities that lack water and actively partnering with public and government agencies to get clean water all regions of Uganda. chalk making, hair dressing, green garden
r is reduced. Schools can feed students with gardens, reducing costs.
Time spent collecting water or seeking a safe place to go accounts for billions of dollars in lost economic opportunities. There are 771 million people in the world who lack access to safe water, and of them, women are generally tasked with water collection. They spend hours, multiple times per day, waiting in long lines at community water kiosks or walking to distant sources like rivers and ponds to find it. This is time spent, and income not earned. An estimated $260 billion is lost globally each year due to lack of basic water and sanitation.
