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UNICEF has announced the establishment of 24 new water supply networks in Parwan Province, a significant development aimed at addressing the region’s water scarcity issues. The initiative, unveiled on Monday, marks a major step forward in improving access to clean and safe drinking water for thousands of residents in this underserved area of Afghanistan.
The newly established networks are part of UNICEF’s broader effort to enhance water infrastructure and provide sustainable solutions to water shortages. Each network is equipped with modern facilities designed to deliver potable water directly to communities, which will help mitigate the health risks associated with inadequate water access.
Parwan, which has faced persistent challenges in water management due to both natural and socio-political factors, has long struggled with inadequate infrastructure. The lack of reliable water sources has had severe implications for public health and quality of life. The introduction of these networks is expected to significantly alleviate these issues by ensuring a more consistent and hygienic supply of water.
The project represents a collaborative effort involving local authorities, community leaders, and international partners, all working together to address critical infrastructure needs. UNICEF’s intervention aims not only to provide immediate relief but also to build long-term resilience by involving local communities in the management and maintenance of water systems.
This development has been warmly welcomed by local residents, who have expressed relief and gratitude for the improved access to clean water. It is anticipated that the new supply networks will contribute to better health outcomes, enhanced sanitation, and improved overall living conditions in Parwan.