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Un infirmier pose avec une garde malade devant une citerne d'eau

Making water available in healthcare centres

Thanks to the support of BMZ, UNICEF is reinforcing access to water to improve community health.

Judith et Imani nettoient les alentours de leurs habitations.

10 January 2022

Rudundu inhabitants change their habits

The installation of a new water source has prompted the community to mobilize for the children’s health and well-fare.

Une femme puise de l'eau.

29 December 2021

Ensuring lasting access to drinking water after Ebola

UNICEF has continued its interventions in zones previously affected by Ebola to allow people lasting access to drinking water.

Une femme remplit son seau avec de l'eau

05 October 2021

Drinking water to improve the lives of communities

The access to drinking water is a basic right and a prerequisite to the realization of many other human rights.

Katangi draws water.

Water in schools

Through the program Healthy School, UNICEF allows students to study in a stable, safe and clean environment.

Un forage manuel

A turning point for manual drilling in DRC

Manual drilling has gone from a little-known technology to an effective technology that has enabled 650,000 people to be provided with a water service.

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Les habitants d’Aga sont mobilisés pour assurer un environnement sain et propre à leurs enfants.

30 January 2020

A model village

Aga residents are mobilized to provide a healthy and clean environment for their children.

Les habitants de Mukisi puisent de l'eau dans une source d'eau soutenue par l'UNICEF

05 December 2019

Ability to pay for water services

Access to water and sanitation is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Une femme et des enfants en train de puiser de l'eau en RDC

24 October 2019

Water for life - and survival

The Ebola epidemic continues to claim victims and access to water is a key concern for people living in Goma.

Une fille qui transporte de l'eau en RDC

Social impacts of rural water harvesting on girls

Women and girls continue to bear most of the burden of household activities, including water supply.

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