King Salman Humanitarian Center signs water and sanitation project for displaced in Lahij
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center signed a program with the Yemeni Family Care Association to provide emergency water and sanitation in Lahij.
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AIThe King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has signed a joint executive program, via video conference, with the Yemeni Family Care Association to implement an emergency water and sanitation project for displaced people in Lahij governorate.
The agreement was signed by Ahmed bin Ali Al-Bayez, Assistant Supervisor General for Operations and Programs at the center, and Basma Sharaf, Regional Advisor for Communications and Fundraising at the association.
The project includes the purchase and delivery of 32,445 liters of water daily for 90 days, the establishment of 16 water distribution points with 2,000-liter tanks each, the provision of 618 water containers and transport bags, and water quality testing.
The initiative will directly benefit 2,163 people and indirectly support another 1,050 individuals.
This project is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center to strengthen the water and sanitation sector in Yemen.