Today around one person in two drinks polluted water.
HAMAP is part of the collective effort to make drinking water accessible to all. In 2014 we gave more than 26,000 people access to drinking water.
So on World Water Day, this Sunday 22 March, we invite you to discover in pictures some of the projects run by our teams in Madagascar, Lebanon, Cambodia, Vietnam and Haiti.
Further reading
30 June 2026
A full review of 2025: results in the field, audited accounts and outlook.
Read →6 April 2026
From 26 January to 2 February, a HAMAP-Humanitaire project manager carried out a first mission to Cameroon to…
Read →6 April 2026
From 18 to 28 June, a field mission made it possible to measure in concrete terms the progress…
Read →9 September 2025
Working with its partners, HAMAP-Humanitaire is running several projects to bring lasting improvements to people's living conditions, particularly…
Read →30 June 2025
A full review of 2024: results in the field, audited accounts and outlook.
Read →26 June 2025
Committed to solidarity work and drawing on his experience as vice-president, Jean-Marie Paintendre will be tasked with continuing…
Read →18 April 2025
In the Stung Sen basin in Cambodia, the rural communes of Reaksa and Tang Krasov face major water-related…
Read →14 April 2025
As part of its commitment against mines and explosive remnants of war, HAMAP-Humanitaire carried out two exploratory missions,…
Read →9 April 2025
HAMAP-Humanitaire video: HAMAP in Iraq: Mine Action. Discover our work in the field.
Read →2 April 2025
HAMAP-Humanitaire video: HAMAP in India. Discover our work in the field.
Read →1 April 2025
Access to drinking water and sanitation remains a major challenge in Senegal, particularly in rural areas.
Read →26 March 2025
HAMAP-Humanitaire video: Cambodia: Access to water. Discover our work in the field.
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