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Two MWA partners – Living Water International (LWI) and World Vision (WV) – will implement the program in Mexico. In total, the two partners will reach over 88,000 largely underserved and indigenous populations in rural Southern Mexico in the States of Puebla, Oaxaca, Chiapas and Veracruz with access to integrated WASH services

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Main aim is to reduce WASH-related diseases in Teso North. This will be achieved through safe water provision by drilling boreholes at schools and developing them to supply water to the communities at a fee, improved sanitation by constructing VIP latrines linked to septic tanks, hygiene awareness raising through CLTS, and training of water committees on O&M and business development.

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