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Capacity building of women and children on safe water and sanitation and establishing water rights
The women, girls and children living in disadvantaged area of Bangladesh have been the target of the project. Bagerhat is coastal district of Bangladesh that is often havocked by cyclones andnatural disaster. Salinity is also a common problem in this area. So, the poor suffer due to water and sanitation problems in their regular life especially women, girls and children.
WADA conducts awareness and capacity building training to rural women and children for safe sanitation. Regular yard meetings, hand washing practice for children, safe toilet use,motivation to male and female groups for safe toilet and water close to home are a part of the training programme. Women empowerment in water and sanitation sector and MHM is also one of our focal areas of this project. We are working for achieving SDG-6 by 2030.
Capacity development Community sanitation East Asia & Pacific Local NGO Rural Rural areas Specific to one or several countries
Welfare Association for Development Alternative (WADA)
Bagerhat
Bangladesh
Welfare Association for Development Alternative (WADA) established in 10 September 2011 as a non-profit, non-political, non-government organization and registered from Department of Social Services under the Government of Bangladesh with a view to work those disadvantaged people especially women, youths, girls & children through different development approaches such as food security and nutrition, education, health, gender equality, women rights and empowerments, water and sanitation, climate change and environment. WADA has a team of social workers who are well qualified and experienced to project implementation. The organization follows regular monitoring, sharing experiences and immediate action for the successful implementation the activities. WADA specially targeted to ensure its support to establish rights of the women, youths and children to remove social injustice and bring a society free from discrimination. Vision: Vision of WADA is a world free from all exploitation, discrimination and poverty where everyone has the opportunity to establish their rights. Mission: Mission statement of WADA is to empower women, youths and children through socio-economic development and establishing their rights in situations of vulnerability, poverty, illiteracy, disability, inhumanity and social injustice.
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