Small-town water and sanitation program

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Core problem The undersupply of the population of Mali with hygienically safe drinking water and the inadequate availability of sanitary facilities are key obstacles to development for the Malian state. The provision of water and sanitation in rural and small-town areas has declined in recent years. The reasons for this are a lack of capacity and a lack of interaction between the decentralized structures, pronounced regional supply deficits, strong population growth combined with crisis-related internal migration and an interim investment freeze, also caused by the crisis. Module objective The project aims to improve the access of the poor, rural and small-town population in Mali to hygienically safe drinking water and adequate sanitation. The aim is to ensure a sustainable year-round supply of hygienically safe water and adequate sanitation facilities for the population living in small and medium-sized towns in the program region. Key outputs The project includes a drilling program, the construction and rehabilitation of water supply systems, the installation of basic sanitation solutions as well as accompanying measures, information and awareness-raising measures. Target group The target group is the population of small and medium-sized towns with a population of between 2,000 and 30,000 in the Malian regions of Kayes and Koulikoro. Contribution to the national implementation of Agenda 2030 - No poverty - Clean water and sanitation - Sustainable cities and communities