6.1 By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all
Goal One.
Awareness programs for schools in local communities
Sustainable WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) solutions integrate long-term, climate-resilient infrastructure with community ownership to ensure lasting access to safe water and sanitation. Key approaches include nature-based wastewater treatment, solar-powered water systems, and empowering local SMEs to manage services. These initiatives protect ecosystems, reduce disease, and support sustainable development goals
- Hygiene Behavior Promotion: Focusing on hand hygiene, water conservation, and solid waste management for inhabitant in local communities.
- Curriculum Integration: Training teachers to incorporate WASH education into annual school curricula.
- Infrastructure Sustainability: Developing low-cost, locally maintained water systems as well as rehabilitation of existing facilities.
Goal Two
WASH facilities in Schools
- Safe Water & Sanitation: Reliable access to safe drinking water and clean toilets that are separate for boys and girls.
- Hygiene Stations: Handwashing stations near toilets and food areas, equipped with water and soap at all times.
- Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM): Private, safe, and dignified facilities for girls to manage menstruation.
- Maintenance & Management: Ongoing operation, maintenance, and monitoring by school staff, students, and parent-teacher associations.
Goal Four.
Environmental Education For Kids
Kids are not left in protecting the environment. Here, educative podcast, videos, cartoons and apps are used. A green contest is organized in which children with best green articles and magazines are given prizes
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