Bangladesh
Chattogram · Oct 2025 – Sept 2030- Piped network expansion into underserved low-income areas
- Digital metering and fast response repair teams to reduce water losses
- Strengthening C-WASA's technical and operational capabilities for long-term sustainability















How does one dollar provide a year of clean water, and what will the money raised actually achieve?
by Beast PhilanthropyThe one dollar for one year figure is a planning average. Clean water can cost anywhere from about $10 to $150 per person depending on the community and system needed, so WaterAid and partners designed a mix of projects averaging roughly $20 per person. The more than $40 million raised will reach around 2 million people, each with water systems built to last at least two decades, which is what the campaign means by tens of millions of years of clean water.
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