July 17, 2024

Refugee Settlement

In Rhino and Palabek Refugee Settlements, Uganda, ECCBC has been instrumental in ensuring access to potable water for both refugee populations and host communities.

The intervention will directly target 23.284 (51% female) South Sudanese refugees (22.102 water supply and 1.182 sanitation) and 50,000 indirect beneficiaries from the refugee and host communities living in and around Rhino Camp and Palabek Refugee Settlements.

Nyapieri in the company of her children within the comfort of their home

10,962 persons
Target Palabek Refugee Settlemen
12,322 persons
Target Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement

Children wash their hands as a result of Rhoda’s effort to demonstrate hand washing

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