Shree Roshi Secondary School WASH Infrastructure Improvement Project

Shree Roshi Secondary School WASH Infrastructure Improvement Project

Date

January 1, 2026

Expected Impact

300

Project Duration

1 year

Overview

Date: May 2025 – Ongoing

Expected Impact:
Improved access to safe drinking water, adequate sanitation facilities, and proper hygiene infrastructure for over 300 students and staff, leading to better student health, attendance, and overall learning environment.

Project Duration: 18–24 months (Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring)

Overview

  • Thematic Area: Engineering
  • Description: This project aims to upgrade the WASH infrastructure at Shree Roshi Secondary School, including the construction of additional toilets, installation of a reliable water supply and treatment system, and implementation of hygiene awareness programs. The initiative is community-driven, engaging local stakeholders, parents, and students to ensure ownership and sustainability.
  • Start Date: January 2026
  • Status: In progress – Application under review with EWB-USA
  • Budget: USD 18,000 (Estimated)
  • Team Size: 6 (Core EWBN team with support from community and volunteers)

Outcomes:

  • Adequate toilets and handwashing stations for all students
  • Improved knowledge of hygiene practices among students and teachers
  • Increased school attendance, particularly among female students

This project represents a collaborative effort between EWBN, EWB-USA, and the local community to address a critical need. By combining engineering expertise with community participation, the project ensures long-term sustainability and a measurable improvement in student health and education outcomes.

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