Within the framework of the GWC-WASH-2 grant competition, water rehabilitation works were successfully implemented at Tsalka Public School #1 in the Kvemo Kartli region.
The school building was equipped with water infrastructure and, as a result, 300 beneficiaries have access to clean drinking water, the majority of whom are eco-migrants. After completion of the work, water laboratory analysis was carried out at Public School # 1 in Tsalka. According to the results, no hazardous substances were detected in the drinking water.
The goal of the “WASH Initiative for Socially Vulnerable Women and Children Living in Rural Georgia” is to help improve the health and living conditions of vulnerable and multi-national communities in Georgia.
The project – “WASH Initiative for Socially Vulnerable Women and Children Living in Rural Georgia” – is being implemented by CENN with financial support provided by the Global Water Challenge and the Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF).