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WASH – Amal Organization | Iraq

Tag: WASH

Improve the health condition of IDPs in Sheikhan Camp

Improve the health condition of IDP’s in Sheikhan Camp The aim of the project is to improve the health situation in the camp for 3170 beneficiaries by addressing the solid waste collection and wastewater desludging gap. Project Duration 4 months  |  from March 2022 to July 2022 The project aims to wastewater desludging. Solid waste […]

Rehabilitation of Al-Kishkieh water station

Rehabilitation of Al-Kishkieh water station The project aims to provide the population of Kishkiyeh, a community of 70,000 located in Abu Kamal district in the eastern countryside of Deir-ez-Zor, with quality-controlled and sufficient drinking water to cover for their essential needs of drinking water and hygiene, considering the recommendation of the World Health Organization, setting […]

Rehabilitation of Al-Jazzra water station

Rehabilitation of Al-Jazzra water station Amal is aiming at servicing Jazra water station and preparing it for work to deliver quality-controlled, and sufficient amount of water to cover their essential needs of drinking water and hygiene, considering the recommendation of WHO regarding the minimum amount (35-40 liters) of water as daily share per capita which […]

Al Yamama Solar Project

Al-Yamama Solar Project The aim of the projects is to improve access to water in areas recently liberated from IS that are designed to support the reintegration of returnees and IDPs by providing and installing a complete solar energy system to secure a sustainable source of electrical power required to operate the water station. Project […]