Communities affected by over flooding in Eluchi, Edo State, Nigeria.
School children in West Africa practicing hand washing with clean water to help fight against diarroea.
WeCare provide water for communities in North Guinea.
We have alot to do in providing water for more communities in other to reduce the stress undergo by children just to gain access to clean water.
WeCare and her partners provided water to community in west africa, we need your help in ensuring good and accessable water is made available to every local community in africa.
Amina looks refreshed as she drank from her community tap water on her way back from school. Thanks to WeCare and her partners.
We can do more in providing quality water for safer environment.
Children in underdeveloped countries have to go through a lot in other to gain access to drinking water, they should be in school and not searching for water.
With your help we can make it possible, partner with us today to make it posible.
Water is essential to health and food production. Globally, nearly 2.1 billion people lack access to safe drinking water in their homes and about 4.4 billion lack access to proper sanitation, putting them at risk of disease. Coupled with poor hygiene , the lack of adequate water and sanitation is a leading cause of disease and death worldwide. Food production is the largest consumer of water, and also represents the largest unknown factor of future water use as the world population continues to increase. Global population growth projections of 2 to 3 billion people over the next 40 years, combined with changing diets, are expected to increase food demand substantially by 2050.
WeCare Global Water Strategy envisions a water-secure world, where people and nations have the water they need to be healthy, prosperous, and resilient.
To advance the Strategy, the WeCare will work with partner countries and key stakeholders to achieve four interrelated objectives. These objectives include: increasing access to sustainable safe drinking water and sanitation services and promoting key hygiene behaviors; protecting freshwater resources; promoting cooperation on shared waters; and strengthening water governance and financing.
WeCare developed an agency-specific plan (the “Water and Development Plan”) in conjunction with the whole-of-government Global Water Strategy. It provides a framework for WeCare contribution to the global government’s shared vision for a water-secure world, and links directly to the following strategic objectives in the Global Water Strategy: