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Frauen holen Wasser in Pakistan
Drought or torrential rainfall, hardly any latrines and an inadequate drinking water infrastructure - many people in Pakistan are struggling with a lack of drinking water. Contaminated water thus becomes a major health threat - because infectious diseases, diarrhea and parasite infestations spread among the population in no time. humedica works with its local partner to build latrines and large water tanks with clean water, and trains the population in water filtration and hygiene measures.
Älterer Herr geht durch den Schlamm in Pakistan

The situation on site

Even before the flood disaster in late summer 2022, clean drinking water was in short supply in Pakistan. Water is scarce for most of the year, especially in the south. In many places, there is a lack of wells, filters and latrines to treat the water and prevent it from becoming contaminated. When monsoon-like rainfall occurs, the little drinkable water is polluted by the torrential water. People have no choice but to drink this water - a clear path for infectious diseases and parasites to spread in no time at all.

Mann benutzt Wasserfilterstation in Pakistan

How does humedica help?

The repair and installation of wells and drinking water systems

With hygiene kits for families and feminine hygiene products for girls and women

With the construction of water filter stations

With the installation of latrines

With training courses on hygiene and clean drinking water

Frau in Pakistan benutzt Handpumpe

How you can help:

With 6 euros a family receives a hygiene package

A latrine can be built with 60 euros

With 840 euros, communities receive a new well with a hand pump