What are your direct project costs in the countries where you work (in-country costs):

Urban slums of Dhaka and Chittagong City, Bangladesh

• $30—safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for one child for life
• $40—management training for a women’s community-based water committee
• $350—drilling of a deep well and installation of a hand pump
• $650—community toilet/shower block serving 25 families
• $2,500— safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for an entire community for life

Communities in Oromia, Ethiopia

• $10—cost of hygiene education to motivate a family to build their own pit toilet
• $75—safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for one child for life
• $115—establishment of a school hygiene-education program
• $330—water management training for five village board members
• $725—construction of a public water point serving 500 people
• Up to $50,000— safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for an entire community for life

Communities in Oromia, Ethiopia

• $40—household water storage basin and tap (‘pila’) for one family
• $110—private, sanitary pour-flush toilet for one family
• $160—safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for one child for life
• $250—watershed/water-source protection training for 25 families
• $500—2,000 feet of PVC pipe for a water distribution network
• Up to $50,000— safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for an entire community for life

Sundarban Villages of West Bengal, India

• $25—safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for one child for life
• $65—private, sanitary toilet for one family $110—hand-pump maintenance toolkit for village water committee
• $2,000—hand-drilling a deep water point and pump installation
• $6,500— safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education for an entire community for life