Water and sanitation
Today, more than 2 billion people in the world do not have access to drinking water and sanitation. HAMAP-Humanitaire works to improve access to water and sanitation for vulnerable populations by building wells, catchments, water networks, individual latrines, and sanitary blocks for schools.
Each project also includes an awareness-raising component on the use of water and hygiene and training of technical advisors to ensure the sustainability of the project.
Extension of the drinking water network – GUINEA
Extension of the drinking water network Timbi Touni, Guinea In 2019, the commune of Timbi Touni is supplied by a drinking water supply system that
Adduction and extension of drinking water supply works
Adduction and extension of drinking water supply works Villages of Foumbouni and Male-Grande-Comore The villages are located in the commune of Itsahidi, which is
Access to drinking water – Morocco
Access to drinking water Targa – Maroc Targa is an isolated mountain village in the province of Ouarzazate. Every year, this village is cut off
Formation of water management committees for sustainable management of water access infrastructure in the Stung Sen basin
Formation of water management committees for sustainable management of water access infrastructure in the Stung Sen basin Preah Vihear Province Cambodia Since 2012, the
Access to water and sanitation for the inhabitants of the Stung Sen basin phase 2
Access to water and sanitation for the inhabitants of the Stung Sen basin phase 2 Preah Vihear Province – Putrea Commune – Cambodia In
Drinking water supply for the inhabitants of the rural commune of Sola
Drinking water supply for the inhabitants of the rural commune of Sofa Katanga Province – Democratic Republic of Congo The commune of Sola has a