On World Water Day, observed on March 22, Saudi Arabia's King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) is recognized for its significant contributions to global water projects and addressing water challenges worldwide.
KSrelief has substantially supported water and environmental sanitation sectors in affected and needy countries worldwide, implementing 105 water-related projects valued at over $301 million across 16 countries. These projects aim to create healthy and safe environments and enhance water security.
Yemen has been the largest beneficiary, with 46 projects totaling more than $238 million.
These projects included drinking water distribution, well drilling, and improved access to water and environmental sanitation services in healthcare centers.
In Syria, KSrelief has undertaken four projects to bolster water security, including emergency water, sanitation, and hygiene services for earthquake victims, establishing water purification stations, and rehabilitating water stations and waste management systems in Idlib Governorate.
KSrelief has implemented five vital projects in Sudan, including a water and sanitation project benefiting nearly six million people, and the drilling of 33 medium-depth wells.