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With the World Bank support, a new water supply system was launched in the Vose district in southern Tajikistan, which connected 11,875 residents of 3 rural villages to safely managed water supply services. The inauguration of the “Javani” facility took place with the visit of the Regional Director of the World Bank for Sustainable Development in Europe and Central Asia, Anna Bjerde.
A new water supply system in Vose district of southern Tajikistan,
supported by the World Bank, was launched today connecting 40,000 residents of
14 rural villages to safely managed water supply services.
When the water pipe is brought to the house, the house is cleaned and women’s work becomes easier. Therefore, timely payment of water services is necessary!
Women spend 1 to 2 hours
every day to carry and collect water. In the world, women and girls carry water
in 72% of families. Girls are twice as likely to be carriers of water than
boys.
One of the most important components of the global gender agenda today is water, which, according to the outcome document of the Rio + 20 conference, plays a key role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
To date, the main gender issues related to water are, first of all, the impact of improving access to drinking water, solving problems related to sanitation and hygiene, and reducing women’s household responsibilities.
“Local Infrastructure Development Project”
Water is the basis of life for
all creatures in the world. It is the duty of every person to keep water clean
and consider it sacred, to appreciate every drop of this great miracle, because
water is not only a source of well-being, but also a source of light and joy, a
product of the world of being.
Water is a property of nature, and water supply is a service!
So don’t waste every drop!
Saving water means saving the family budget.
Water is God’s gift, use it wisely
Always close the water supply after use so that it does not leak!
Clean hands, good health
According to the statistics of the World Health Organization, only one in five people in the world washes their hands after using the toilet. The organization warns that washing hands before eating and after going to the toilet reduces diarrheal diseases and pneumonia (pneumonia) by 40%.
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