Bangladesh Rural Water Supply & Sanitation Project

Location

Rural Bangladesh

Date

2014 – Ongoing

Reach

1.2M+ people with safe water

Safe Water and Sanitation Initiative for Rural Bangladesh

The Bangladesh Rural Water Supply & Sanitation Project is dedicated to improving access to safe drinking water and hygienic sanitation facilities in rural communities across Bangladesh. Through the development of sustainable water supply systems and improved sanitation infrastructure, the project aims to enhance public health, reduce waterborne diseases, and improve the overall quality of life for rural households.

By promoting community participation, climate-resilient solutions, and sustainable water management practices, the project contributes to healthier, safer, and more resilient communities while supporting Bangladesh’s long-term rural development goals.

Objectives

  • Provide safe, arsenic-free drinking water to rural households
  • Build community-managed piped water schemes
  • Train local operators for long-term sustainability
  • Monitor water quality at source and point of use

Highlights

  • 48 rural piped water schemes commissioned
  • 1,100+ arsenic-safe tubewells installed
  • Community water-quality monitoring

Focal Person

Chief Guest

S. M. Shahidullah (Sabuj)
Chairman, Kamarkhand Upazila, Sirajganj

Special Guests

Mr. Md. Aminul Islam
District Primary Education Officer, Sirajganj

Mr. Md. Ahsan Habib
Assistant Director, Bureau of Non-Formal Education, Sirajganj

Chairperson

Ms. Merina Sultana
Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO), Kamarkhand, Sirajganj

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