Morocco
HealthClean Drinking Water for Five Moroccan Villages
Clean Drinking Water for Five Moroccan Villages
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Children Benefit Greatly from Potable Water
Approximately 40 percent of rural Morocco lacks access to safe drinking water and sanitation. Constructing systems to deliver potable water to villages, immediately improves the lives of children and helps put them on the path to a healthy future.
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Woman Carrying Animal Fodor
One of many daily activities that rural women and girls in Morocco are responsible for.
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Girls in Village
Potable water projects not only reduce infant mortality rates, but also relieve the burden of water collection from girls and women, creating more time for activities like attending school and participating in women's cooperative activities.
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High Atlas Mountains
This potable water project will benefit approximately 1,600 people living in Morocco's High Atlas Mountains.
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Village in the High Atlas Mountains
A typical village in the High Atlas Mountains. This project will benefit five villages in one of the most remote regions of Morocco.
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Water basin with kids
Photo from Progress Report 'First water project complete!'
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Water basin
Photo from Progress Report 'First water project complete!'
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Tifnoute Valley
Photo from Progress Report 'First water project complete!'
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Community meeting with local men's association
Photo from Progress Report 'November Update '
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Identifying basin location
Photo from Progress Report 'November Update '
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