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"When there is lots of rain, we can’t go to school. It becomes difficult to walk to school, and sometimes I fall ill. I wish we had running water at home or at least closer boreholes," says Ta'aba. Nearby clean water would change everything for Ta'aba, a student in Ghana.

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For Kunihira, a teacher in Uganda, an upgrade of her school borehole's pipes means better health for her students and the staff, thanks to clean, reliable water.

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Attending hygiene educations sessions gave Samundra the confidence to teach others about the importance of good hygiene. We're proud to support education that creates a ripple effect of health benefits for entire communities.

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Congrats to WaterAid Nigeria on its successful launch of the Peri-Urban Water and Sanitation Improvement Project! Thanks to our collaboration with Microsoft, the program aims to reach +21K people with clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene in Lagos over 3 years.

.Kelly Parsons, CEO of WaterAid America, explains how investing in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) for health-care facilities can reduce the economic burden of deadly infections and save lives. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/econom…

We applaud work by community water heroes, like Sharamon who work to keep their communities safe through advocacy. Here Sharamon is testing water from a borehole to raise awareness of the right to water among young people and improve people's access to clean water.

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Ta'aba in Ghana should not spend her time this way. Every student, everywhere, deserves nearby, clean water. We won't stop until it happens.

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Samundra, a community representative in Pakistan, leads by example and helps to educate her community about the importance of good sanitation.

“Education makes women independent and secures their future. I want to see this sort of empowerment for all girls everywhere." Nabila, a teacher in Pakistan, guides the students who are a part of WaterAid's WASH club.