Why It Matters
We believe water is a human right
No child should choose between going to class thirsty or drinking contaminated water that can get them sick.
While many children have access to clean water at home, schools in low-income areas often can't afford to provide safe drinking water. This makes schools—the places where children spend most of their time—a high-risk location for contracting water-related illnesses.
Why Clean Water Changes Everything
Improved Health
Clean water reduces waterborne diseases, improving public health and saving lives.
Education Access
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Economic Stability
Reliable water access supports livelihoods, enabling families to grow food and build businesses.
Empowered Communities
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Climate Resilient Futures
With safe water, communities gain the foundation for lasting health amidst clean water scarcity.
The Challenges Facing Asia-Pacific
Water Access
Globally, 75% of people without access to safe drinking water live in Asia, mostly in rural areas with limited infrastructure. Many rely on contaminated surface or groundwater, posing serious risks to health and development.”
Poverty
Over 50% of people in South Asia and the Asia-Pacific region live in rural areas, with more than 200 million surviving on less than $2 a day. Poverty and limited resources make accessing safe water an ongoing struggle everyday.
Climate
70% of the global population at risk of flooding lives in South and East Asia, where rising waters not only displace communities but also contaminate water sources, making access to clean water even more challenging.
