Welcome to the Empowerment Organization for Change
- Karte Se, next to District 6, Kabul, Afghanistan
HOME / Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (Wash)
Join us in empowering women, strengthening communities, and creating sustainable change that transforms lives for a better tomorrow.
We design, construct, and rehabilitate water supply systems to ensure reliable access to safe drinking water. Our interventions include boreholes, hand pumps, solar-powered water systems, water storage tanks, and piped distribution networks for communities, schools, and health facilities.
We support the construction and rehabilitation of gender-segregated and disability-friendly latrines, bathing facilities, and wastewater systems in communities, schools, and public institutions to improve sanitation and reduce disease risks.
We implement hygiene promotion campaigns to encourage safe hygiene practices, including handwashing with soap, safe water handling, and menstrual hygiene management (MHM). Community mobilization and awareness activities are key components of our approach.
We improve WASH facilities in schools and public institutions to create safe and child-friendly learning environments, including school latrines, handwashing stations, drinking water points, and hygiene education activities.
In humanitarian emergencies, we provide rapid WASH assistance to displaced and disaster-affected populations through water trucking, emergency latrines, hygiene kits, and temporary WASH facilities to prevent disease outbreaks and support dignity.
Community Engagement and Capacity Building
Climate-Resilient and Sustainable WASH Solutions
We establish and strengthen community WASH committees, train local technicians, and promote community-led total sanitation (CLTS) approaches to ensure sustainable operation and maintenance of WASH facilities.
We integrate climate resilience into WASH programming through solar-powered systems, water resource management, and environmentally sustainable sanitation technologies to address climate-related water scarcity and environmental challenges.
