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.
Access to water and sanitation in the commune of Dabo in Senegal
Tous nos projets Drinking water supply and access to sanitation Dabo – Casamance – Sénégal The rural commune of Dabo is located east of Kolda in Casamance, the capital of
Access to water and sanitation
Tous nos projets Access to water and sanitation India The three villages in which the present project is taking place, Melathur, Erumaiyur and Naduveerapattu, are located southwest of Chennai.
Access to sanitation in schools
Tous nos projets Access to sanitation in schools Kokologo and koudougou – Burkina Faso This project consists of installing sanitary blocks in schools in order to provide the basic sanitation
Assistance to the project management of the cooperation between the Occitania Region and the Governorate of Tubas and the Northern Valleys
Assistance to the project management of the cooperation between the Occitania Region and the Governorate of Tubas and the Northern Valleys Tubas – Palestine Since 2014, the Occitanie Region has
Project management assistance in cooperation Toulouse-Ramallah for the improvement of water treatment conditions and sludge disposal
Tous nos projets Project management assistance in cooperation Toulouse-Ramallah for the improvement of water treatment conditions and sludge disposal Ramallah – Palestine The Metropolis of Toulouse and the Municipality of
Expansion of the maternity ward of Hôpital N-D de la Paix
Expansion of the maternity ward of Hôpital N-D de la Paix-LEBANON Kobayat – Liban The Syrian conflict has resulted in a very large influx of refugees into the Akkar region