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To contribute to global change from local initiatives, we promote alternative development models focused on the well-being of people to facilitate the achievement of basic rights through our interventions, advocacy and communication.
768 million people still lack access to improved water sources and more than 2.5 billion people lack access to decent sanitation (UN figures, 2013). The human right to water and sanitation, recognized by the UN in 2010, is still unreachable for a large part of the population we work with. Achieving universal access to clean water and sanitation is one of Alliance for Solidarity's top priorities:
In the last 15 years, thanks to numerous interventions in countries like Guatemala, Morocco and Vietnam, we have helped thousands of women and men gain access to drinking water. In Central America, where we have worked since 2012, we have given more than 28,000 men and women from Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador access to drinking water. Furthermore, to ensure that the installed systems are durable and long lasting, we support the legalization and strengthening of 73 committees of communal water so that by the end of 2014, populations will be able to manage the installed services in a participatory manner.
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