Water
Read our articles on access to clean drinking water: well construction, sanitation and LIFE's water projects in more than 25 countries.
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Journal du Net features LIFE
What state is humanitarian work in today? And where does LIFE stand? We discuss it with the Journal du Net!

Steemit features LIFE
Steemit shines a light on our work for access to clean drinking water, education and food security.

How building latrines improves public health in developing countries
Latrines are far more than a basic convenience: they are a major public health issue. Let’s join forces to build a future where everyone can live in dignity.

Why planting mangroves matters in the fight against climate change
Mangroves offer a simple but powerful way to fight climate change!

Medium.com writes about LIFE
Medium.com has published an article on LIFE's humanitarian approach, which is built around the needs of local people and helping them become self-reliant.

Access to clean drinking water worldwide: essential in the fight against hunger
More than 2 billion people have no access to clean drinking water, and it affects their health, their education and their food security. We can change this if we all redouble our efforts together!

The impact of climate change on food security
Climate change is one of the greatest threats to global food security. The time to act is now! Let’s join forces for a greener, fairer future.

Global water security: challenges and opportunities
Water security around the world is a complex challenge. By working together, we can build a thriving future for today's generations and those to come.

Reforestation: best practices and challenges, with Jacques Plan
Jacques Plan, a reforestation expert, answers our questions about replanting forests.

The role of NGOs in the fight against world hunger
NGOs are building a world where food insecurity is no longer inevitable, but a challenge we can overcome. With them, we can change lives.

Arab News features LIFE
The extraordinary journey of Mehdi Debbrah, who set out to walk from Paris to Algiers in tribute to his late father.

Building a well in Africa: steps, costs and testimonies
How a well is built in Africa: the 7 steps, from the soil survey to the village management committee, realistic timescales and what it costs with LIFE.

Together, let's build wells in Africa
Drilling wells gives communities the essentials, and much more besides: real prospects for economic and social development.

Bringing clean drinking water to communities in Africa
A precious resource that is becoming ever scarcer and ever less safe

Économie Matin features LIFE
The article shines a light on LIFE's 4 areas of action.

8 questions for Randolph, borehole drilling technician
Randolph, technical coordinator and technical lead for LIFE's "water and sanitation" projects, answers our questions about wells.

How can drilling a well transform a community?
Let's explore together the positive impact of building a well.

Human rights: today's challenges
What are the new challenges facing human rights? And how can we work together to make sure they are respected?

International humanitarian law put to the test
What challenges does international law face today? And how is LIFE working to protect fundamental rights?

Le Journal de l'Economie features LIFE
Tarek El Kahodi, President of LIFE, highlights why access to water matters so much in humanitarian terms, especially in fragile regions such as Gaza in Palestine.

Média Terre features LIFE
Our NGO stands out for its unwavering commitment to local development.

Naïma's story: the testimony behind an extraordinary fundraising effort!
You may remember that from 19 to 25 September, part of our team travelled to Mali and Senegal. We shared live footage from the field on our Instagram and Facebook accounts.

15 everyday ways to stop wasting drinking water
Discover 15 practical, easy-to-adopt actions to prevent drinking water from going to waste

Water stress: what does it actually mean?
2.3 billion people live in countries where the available water resources are not enough to meet their needs all year round.
