Tag Archives: Evelyn Mere

WaterAid Nigeria, PepsiCo Foundation To Train 20 Female Mechanics On Water Facility Maintenance

WaterAid Nigeria

In its bid to provide clean water and hygiene in communities in parts of Lagos State, WaterAid Nigeria in partnership with PepsiCo Foundation and the Lagos State government have concluded arrangements to train 20 female Local Area Mechanics (LAM) on maintenance of water facilities in their localities. Talking with National Wire at the Alimosho Local Government Secretariat, Ikotun, yesterday, Wash …

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Accelerate Actions To Meet 2030 Target For Clean Water, Sanitation

WaterAid

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services are vital for everyone. These services are indispensable to economic development, as well as health, tackling gender inequality and building resilience to climate change. WaterAid’s latest policy paper: “Ending the water, sanitation and hygiene crisis together: policy priorities for accelerating progress” sets out a series of recommendations to countries working to accelerate progress towards …

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WaterAid, Nigeria, Latter-Day Saints Charity Inaugurate $300,000 Water Project In Lagos

WaterAid Nigeria

Country Director of WaterAid Nigeria, Ms. Evelyn Mere has said that an estimated 68 million Nigerians lack access to basic drinking water while 171million lack hand-washing facilities. Mere made the disclosure at the inauguration of a project titled Strengthening Water and Sanitation Delivery in Lagos Nigeria which is sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She also …

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Access To Water Sanitation Hygiene, Essential Human Rights – WaterAid Nigeria, PepsiCo

Country Director, Water Aid Nigeria, Evelyn Mere has said that water sanitation and hygiene are human rights and essential basic services that serve as a foundation for reducing the spread of infectious diseases and promoting human dignity. Mere said this in Lagos when WaterAid Nigeria with funding support from PepsiCo Foundation launched a project to enhance Water and Sanitation Hygiene …

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