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Girl washing her hands

Clean water and good sanitation in Aleppo neighbourhoods

UNICEF improves access to safe water and sanitation

water station in a camp

09 November 2021

Reaching one-fifth of AlHol camp residents with safe water.

UNICEF installed a reverse osmosis water treatment station and finalizing the construction of other two to reach people with safe drinking water.

A water sedimentation tank

26 September 2021

UNICEF rehabilitates conflict-damaged sedimentation tanks

With thanks to a generous contribution from Japan

UNICEF staff beside a full water sedimentation tank

26 September 2021

UNICEF’s rehabilitations improve access to drinking water

With thanks to a generous contribution from Japan

children and families standing next to water tank and water tanker

26 October 2020

UNICEF delivers lifesaving water to vulnerable families

320 water tanks installed in the area filled daily with 3 million liters of safe drinking water, thanks to generous contribution from ECHO

girl and boy filling water from tank

25 October 2020

UNICEF provides children with safe water in Mahmoudly camp

Over 8,500 people is benefitting by receives an average of 50 liters of water daily

purification unit amid a camp

03 September 2019

UNICEF and partners provides WASH services to 70,000 people

UNICEF and partners continue to truck nearly 2 million litres of safe drinking water and water for household use.

woman filling jerrycan with water and children gathered around her

UNICEF brings water back to villages in north rural Homs

"My mother wouldn’t let my younger siblings play outside so that we didn’t use too much water showering and doing laundry.”

a girl hand washing in a camp

"We don't always have water"

UNICEF provides over 73,000 people living in Al-Hol camp with safe drinking water.

children drinking water from water tap

14 November 2018

25 villages in Syria provided with safe drinking water

UNICEF and other humanitarian agencies are able to access some formerly hard-to-reach areas as conflict lines shifted while access still limited to some.