Despite real progress being made regarding access to drinking water and sanitation, thousands of millions of people still lack access to these basic services. At a global level, one in three people do not have access to safe drinking water, two in five people lack basic handwashing facilities, and more than 673 million people still practice open defecation.
Although there are encouraging signs that energy use is becoming more sustainable and widely available, 13% of the world population does not have access to modern electricity services, 3 billion people rely on wood, coal, charcoal or animal waste for cooking and heating, causing air pollution in closed spaces, which results in 4,3 million deaths each year, with women and girls accounting for 6 out of every 10 of these.
To promote access to appropriate, equitable and sustainable water, sanitation, hygiene and energy services for the african population, through the implementation of collaborative actions and multidisciplinary projects, with special attention to people in a vulnerable situation.
Benin
Comprehensive Sanitation of San Juan de Dios Hospital
Hospital complex of the Tanguiéta commune (Benin), which includes the hospital, the nutritional center and the campsite. The last two spaces are separated from the rest of the hospital by a road.
¿Qué es lo que queremos reparar?
Comprehensive Sanitation of San Juan de Dios Hospital
Hospital complex of the Tanguiéta commune (Benin), which includes the hospital, the nutritional center and the campsite. The last two spaces are separated from the rest of the hospital by a road.
¿Qué es lo que queremos reparar?
Senegal
Provision of drinking water through photovoltaic pumping in Matam.
The water supply service is intended for towns in the Department of Matam (Senegal), with a population between 2,000 and 5,000 inhabitants and a daily demand that ranges between 80 and 200 cubic meters.
Technical support for the design and implementation of six hybrid photovoltaic pumping units with diesel or electricity grid.
Provision of drinking water through photovoltaic pumping in Matam
The water supply service is intended for towns in the Department of Matam (Senegal), with a population between 2,000 and 5,000 inhabitants and a daily demand that ranges between 80 and 200 cubic meters.
Technical support for the design and implementation of six hybrid photovoltaic pumping units with diesel or electricity grid.
Tanzania
Sustainable sanitation systems in the Chamwino district
Aimed at villages in the Chamwino District (Tanzania), where more than a third of the homes lack latrines and the existing ones do not meet the minimum standards, which, together with the lack of water, has serious consequences on the health of the population .
Improvements and participatory design of sustainable sanitation systems, through research and innovation.
The Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) leads the cooperation project “Sustainable sanitation systems in the Chamwino district (Tanzania). Improvements and participatory design through research and innovation”. The Spanish NGO Ongawa (ONGD) and the Ardhy University (located in Dar es-Salam, the most populous city in Tanzania) also participate.
Sustainable sanitation systems in the Chamwino district
Aimed at villages in the Chamwino District (Tanzania), where more than a third of the homes lack latrines and the existing ones do not meet the minimum standards, which, together with the lack of water, has serious consequences on the health of the population .
Improvements and participatory design of sustainable sanitation systems, through research and innovation.
The Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) leads the cooperation project “Sustainable sanitation systems in the Chamwino district (Tanzania). Improvements and participatory design through research and innovation”. The Spanish NGO Ongawa (ONGD) and the Ardhy University (located in Dar es-Salam, the most populous city in Tanzania) also participate.
