Uganda
OVERVIEW
Water for Uganda
Uganda is a small, landlocked country located on the equator in East Africa with a total population of 47.3 million people. Approximately 41% or 19.3 million people lack access to safe water¹. In Uganda, 4.2% of children die before the age of five².
With an annual income GNI per capita of $930 USD³, providing affordable safe water is paramount in solving this crisis. We provide a comprehensive water program with one of the lowest-cost water purification solutions in the world.
Meet OkelLo David
IMPACT
Clean water for $0.02 per household daily
“For so long, the people have been facing the challenge of clean drinking water and I hope with this program the life of the people will change as water is life.” -Fr. John
Global Access and Lift Up Uganda are developing a safe drinking water program in Northern Uganda focused on empowering young adults to promote healthy living. Lift Up Uganda promotes self-sufficient means to improve education, health, and illness prevention in Northern Uganda to support heathier families and thriving communities.
| Item | Quantity | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Filter Kits | 212 | $2544 |
| 20L Buckets | 400 | $1970 |
| Tool Kits | 4 | $80 |
| Logistics | $1100 | |
| Total | $5694 |
Phase 1
200 families at $27 per household.
| Item | Quantity | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Filter Kits | 420 | $5040 |
| 20L Buckets | 800 | $3490 |
| Tool Kits | 4 | $80 |
| Logistics | $1700 | |
| Test Kits | 25 | $300 |
| Total | $10,610 |
Phase 2
416 families at $25 per household.
| Item | Quantity | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Filter Kits | 600 | $7020 |
| 20L Buckets | 1200 | $5010 |
| Tool Kits | 6 | $120 |
| Print Materials | $20 | |
| Logistics | $2300 | |
| Test Kits | 50 | $600 |
| Total | $15,070 |
Phase 3
600 families at $24 per household. Approximately $0.022 per household daily (Average $1.45 per person annually).
Nining
VALIDATION
The World Bank found that less than 5% of water projects are revisited, and less than 1% are monitored long-term. Validation is at the core of our three step approach. Global Access 2030 requires that every program is regularly evaluated by local partners to track the program’s overall effectiveness.
After 15 months, our team returned to communities to evaluate the water filter systems and conduct interviews. 100% of the systems were reported to be in working order and tested negative for E.Coli.