Ukraine
The Ukraine is one of the largest countries in Europe with roughly 600,000 sq km but only about 46 million people. Of these 29% live below the poverty line – nearly 15 million. Access to safe drinking water is problematic especially in rural areas. Energy poverty is becoming a general concern after gas and oil prices where greatly increased by Russia in 2006.
Health effects from the 1986 Chernobyl reactor disaster are a heavy burden for many families. WECF has worked for many years in the Ukraine and built up a strong relationship to the country and its people. The work in the future will continue to improve the access of the rural population to safe and affordable drinking water and sanitation.
Related Projects
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Building local capacity for domestic solar heating, hot water and insulation for rural and remote areas in the EEC region |
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"Well of knowledge" Educational and Informational Water Center |
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Ukraine - Safe Sanitation, Health and Dignity |
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Empowerment & Local Action (ELA) |
Democratization of the governance of the Dniester river basin |
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Safe Sanitation, Health and Dignity |
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Empowerment & Local Action (ELA) Ukraine |
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Ukraine - Co-operation for Sustainable Rural Development |
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Ukraine - Ecological Sanitation Solutions |
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Ukraine - Safe Drinking Water |


































































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