Wash

Water, sanitation and good hygiene practices are intertwined.

Water is an important commodity that is scarce the destination in which currently the organization is operating.

Community Care Somalia works on the reduction of the WASH gaps particularly affected area for Perennial droughts and the conflict in southern and central Somalia that disrupted their livelihoods and disenfranchised the communities in those areas.

therefore, Community Care Somalia had planned effective beneficial projects focusing on the reduction of excess gaps among rural and urban communities of target.

• Construction of sanitation facilities.
• Training on good hygiene practices including hand-washing
• Construction of Latrines.
• Increased access to safe water and basic sanitation:Facilitate increased access to safe water and basic sanitation that results in the provision of universally accessible facilities.

Improved hygiene behavior: Support the development of increased capacity to ensure hygiene promotion services bring about sustainable behavior change.

Creating sustainable services: Support policies and strategies to keep services operating through effective governance and partnerships with multilateral agencies, civil society and business.

Access to clean and safe water is among the challenging is in Somalia, owing to a mix of variables such as dry environment, chemical content of water sources, and human-induced war. Furthermore, current water sources are deficient in terms of accessibility, quality, and quantity. The high concentration of chemical components and salinity in groundwater renders it unsuitable for human consumption, even when surface water is present.

Somalia has seen decades of continuous violence and disasters, resulting in the loss of critical institutions and data. As a result, enforceable standards for sustainable water management cannot be fully implemented, further exacerbating groundwater depletion, pollution, and conflict.