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28 July 2026
Community Development
Clean water access needs community ownership, not just pipes
Water points last when committees maintain them, families understand hygiene, and repairs are funded locally.
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Infrastructure fails without ownership. Clean water projects succeed when village committees collect small maintenance fees, train caretakers, and keep spare parts nearby.
Hygiene education — handwashing, safe storage — multiplies the health return of every litre delivered.
GlobalMars Foundation approaches water as a community system: access, behaviour, and repair capacity together.
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