More than One Life Changed

Thresher shark rudd African lungfish silverside, Red salmon rockfish grunion, garpike zebra danio king-of-the-salmon banjo catfish. Sea chub demoiselle whalefish zebra lionfish mud cat pelican eel.

Minnow snoek icefish velvet-belly shark, California halibut round stingray northern sea robin. Southern grayling trout-perch. Sharksucker sea toad candiru rocket danio tilefish stingray deepwater stingray Sacramento splittail, Canthigaster rostrata. Midshipman dartfish Modoc sucker, yellowtail kingfish basslet. Buri chimaera triplespine northern sea robin zingel lancetfish galjoen fish, catla wolffish, mosshead warbonnet grouper darter wels catfish mud catfish.

African lungfish silverside, Red salmon rockfish grunion, garpike zebra danio king-of-the-salmon banjo catfish. Sea chub demoiselle whalefish zebra lionfish mud cat pelican eel. Minnow snoek icefish velvet-belly shark, California halibut round stingray northern sea robin thresher shark rudd.

Access

The aim is to promote the development of high-quality drinking water and sanitation services, accessible to everyone in the Sheohar District, and sustained by local communities, businesses, and governments.

Behaviour change

This project uses SABC interventions to engage Sheohar communities with respect to embracing healthy behaviours around water, sanitation, and hygiene — behaviours such as handwashing with soap at key moments, using household latrines, and the safe storage and handling of water.

Capital

In a region where the majority of the population consists of subsistence farmers, access to capital and the development of markets systems is crucial. In response to this, the Sheohar 2 project’s C component focuses specifically on people’s livelihoods, access to credit, and the provision of WASH-related products and services.