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Water supply

A man standing
Article
28 March 2023
Back to life
A credit scheme in communities affected by conflict in north-east Nigeria creates access to safe water
A water borehole
Article
23 March 2023
In Chabbal Kura’s only school, safe water for children
In north-east Nigeria, children in a community of returnees are no longer leaving their classrooms in search of potable water.
A pupil washing her hands
Article
15 October 2022
How hand hygiene increased enrolment in schools in Ekiti
Simple hand washing facilities provided by UNICEF and the European Union helped to bolster school enrolment in Ekiti State
A borehole mechanic at work
Article
22 March 2021
Female mechanic in Nigeria changes the gender narrative
Societal expectations didn’t deter Sylvia Clement from becoming a borehole mechanic in Kaduna State
A boy at the tap
Press release
22 March 2021
Nearly one third of Nigerian children do not have enough water to meet their daily needs - UNICEF
One in five children globally does not have enough water to meet their everyday needs
A woman in a wheelchair surrounded by children in her community
Article
06 July 2018
Getting clean water in a wheelchair
How clean water supply in a village in northern Nigeria is changing lives dramatically
filling-a-container-with-clean-water
Article
08 June 2018
Guardian of Water
UNICEF trained her and she has been effectively coordinating the administration of water to people.
boy-enjoying-clean-water
Article
22 March 2018
Families who migrated in search of water finally return home
The arrival of clean, safe water has prompted the return of families to the community where villagers perceive that water-borne diseases have declined.
A mother helps her son to use a Tippy Tap set up in their home.
Press release
22 March 2018
News note: Safe water is a right, not a privilege – for every child
69 million Nigerians do not have access to safe water
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Article
05 September 2017
How solar-powered water pumps are changing lives
Provision of a solar-powered water pump for the community ensures every family in Ikot Esop has access to safe water.

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