HYSAWA

Community hygiene sessions engage people through the use of IEC/BCC materials and help them become more health conscious

Danish Ambassador to Bangladesh Ms. Hanne Fugl Eskjær stands with children at a Rangamati school. She visited the school and many other places in Rangamati in 2014 to see first-hand the progress of DANIDA-funded HYSAWA project

Young girls trained on menstrual hygiene management under HYSAWA projects for safely managing their periods

Women fill their buckets with water from an outlet connected to an overhead tank

Members of a Swiss Delegation pictured with a local cultural team following their visit to HYSAWA-SDC project sites in Jessore

Locals from a HYSAWA project area explaining the purpose and use of social map to a visiting Swiss delegation

Members of HYSAWA Governing Board along with HYSAWA officials at 24th Governing Board Meeting held in LongBeach Suites, Dhaka. The 13-member Governing Board is headed by incumbent Secretary of Local Government Division and comprised of representatives from ministries, Local Government Institutions, development partners and civil society

Community Organizers of HYSAWA projects orient school children about the importance of hand-hygiene in the prevention of disease and teach them the proper way of washing hands

HYSAWA installs deep tube-wells on raised platforms in disaster-prone areas in order to keep them usable during flood and other disasters

An overhead water storage tank constructed under HYSAWA’s piped water scheme. Water being distributed from the tank ensures continuous safe water supply to neighbouring communities