Our WASH program delivers community-based, integrated services to address essential water, sanitation and hygiene needs in villages and communities living in extreme poverty. We promote equity and accessibility so that every community member can benefit, regardless of socio-economic status or geographic location.
By installing context-specific and appropriate technologies, VOCRDC promotes safely managed water and sanitation resources that respond to local needs and create lasting community impact.
Our integrated approach supports better hygiene, safer living conditions, improved school attendance and community ownership of sanitation practices.
Constructed 1,100 low-cost toilets under the Total Sanitation Campaign to improve access to sanitation.
WASH interventions in schools have reduced girl student absenteeism by 65%, helping girls remain in school.
Improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene helps reduce water-borne disease risks and protects women and girls from the risks of travelling long distances for water and from open defecation.
Through the Community-Led Total Sanitation campaign, 12 villages have been declared Open Defecation Free (ODF+), reflecting sustained behavioural change and community participation.
Improving village water access, school sanitation and hygiene practices through practical solutions and community participation.
Toilets constructed under the Total Sanitation Campaign to improve sanitation access for vulnerable households.
Clean water and sanitation systems, including incinerators and RO water purification plants, established in schools.
Ten Sintex water tanks installed across five villages, providing reliable water access to approximately 500 families.
Reduced girl student absenteeism in intervened schools, supporting girls to continue their education.
Support accessible water, sanitation and hygiene solutions for villages, families and school communities.