The WASH Project’s emphasis on meeting the specific needs of female students is vital for addressing gender disparities and ensuring equal access to education and opportunity. In many communities, inadequate WASH infrastructure disproportionately affects girls, hindering their health, dignity, and educational attainment. The project priority is improving clean water access, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education for the benefit of the girl students.
In addition, the positive impact of the WASH Project extends to teachers, administrators, support staff, and the wider local community. The project contributes to overall school improvement and community well-being by creating a healthier and more conducive learning environment. This holistic approach recognizes the interconnectedness of various stakeholders and underscores the importance of addressing WASH issues extensively for sustainable development and positive social change.
