StoryKeeping families safe and healthy in the aftermath of Cyclone Kenneth
One month after Cyclone Kenneth devastated towns in northern Mozambique, many are still in need of basics, such as clean water and sanitation.
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Diseases from unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation kill more people every year than all forms of violence, including war. That’s wrong. We all have the right to clean water.
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Story"I only managed to save my child"
In the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, mothers in southern Africa exercised superhuman strength to get their children to safety.
StoryWorld Water Day: How far would you walk for water?
Like the air we breathe, water is essential in our lives. But for at least 2.1 billion people, clean water is still out of reach.
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Meet three leaders fighting to end the injustice of poverty in Central America.
StoryTesting the waters: Tools to help Puerto Rican communities stay healthy
A workshop on low-cost solutions to water-quality issues may yield high-impact results
First person blogSix ways to fix up a well and get clean water
Here's how a hand-dug well becomes a source of clean water for a community.