Country : Benin
Villages of Ganvié, Dangbo et Aguegue
Project : 3 schools of 500 students
Partner : ONG Aganer
Planning : 2019
The people of Dangbo get their water from a well and all the inhabitants of Ganvié get their water from a few kilometers from the village. The children of the commune of Aguegue-Houedomel recovers water directly from the Ouémé river (a well is under construction).
Children are regularly affected by diseases such as cholera, typhoid fever and diarrheal diseases, which prevent them from pursuing a healthy schooling.
It is in this context that the NGO Aganer, a Beninese organization and the Safe Water Cube endowment fund, join forces to raise funds to enable children and their families to have access to drinking water.
The project involves the installation of 3 Safe Water Cube fountains in public primary schools in the villages of Ganvié, Dangbo and Aguegue (district of HOUEDOME) to allow 1336 children and their families to have access to safe drinking water and avoid proliferation of diseases due to poor water quality.
This project focuses on the following three points: WATER, HEALTH and SOCIAL LINK