King Salman Center signs two projects for water security and environmental sanitation for displaced persons in Taiz and Lahij.
- The King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center signed two projects for water security in Yemen.
- The project in Taiz will supply 52,500 liters of water daily for 90 days.
- In Lahij, 32,445 liters of water will be provided daily for displaced individuals.
- These initiatives aim to enhance health conditions and environmental sanitation for affected communities.
King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center Signs Water Security Projects
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has signed a joint executive program with the Yamani Foundation for Development and Humanitarian Work. This initiative aims to implement an emergency response project to secure water for displaced individuals in Taiz Governorate.
Project Details in Taiz
The project, signed via video conference by the Assistant Supervisor General for Operations and Programs, Engineer Ahmed Al-Bayez, and the President of the Yamani Foundation, Ahmed Al-Akoua, includes the supply and transportation of 52,500 liters of water daily for 90 days. Additionally, the project will establish 13 water distribution points, each with a capacity of 2,000 liters, and distribute 1,000 containers for water storage, each holding 10 liters. This initiative will directly benefit 3,500 individuals and indirectly assist 700 others.
Additional Project in Lahij
In a related effort, the center also signed a joint executive program with the Yemeni Family Care Association to implement an emergency response project for water and environmental sanitation for displaced individuals in Lahij Governorate.
This project, signed by Engineer Ahmed Al-Bayez and the Regional Advisor for Communication and Funding at the association, Engineer Basma Sharaf, involves purchasing and transporting 32,445 liters of water daily for 90 days. It will also create 16 water distribution points, each with a capacity of 2,000 liters, provide 618 units of water transport and storage containers, and conduct water quality tests. The project is set to benefit 2,163 individuals directly and 1,050 indirectly.
Humanitarian Efforts
These projects reflect the humanitarian and relief efforts provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center. They aim to enhance the water sector and environmental sanitation while improving health conditions for displaced individuals and benefiting communities across various Yemeni governorates.
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