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    In water engineering, WASH stands for Water, Sanitation, and
    Hygiene. It encompasses three critical areas:
    1.Water Access: Ensuring that communities have reliable and
    safe access to clean water for drinking, cooking, and personal
    hygiene.
    2.Sanitation: Providing facilities and services for the safe
    disposal of human waste, which helps prevent contamination
    of water sources and the spread of diseases.
    3.Hygiene: Promoting practices such as handwashing with soap,
    which are essential for maintaining health and preventing the
    spread of infectious diseases12.
    For Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), WASH programs are
    vital because they directly impact public health, education, and
    economic development. By improving water, sanitation, and
    hygiene, NGOs help reduce waterborne diseases, improve school
    attendance (especially for girls), and enhance overall community
    well-being12.
    Would you like to know more about specific WASH initiatives or how
    they are implemented in different regions?

    Source(s)
    1. WASH – Water, Sanitation and Hygiene | UN-Water
    2. Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) - World Health Organization (WHO)
    3. What is WASH? Discovering the Impact of Simple Practices
    4. What is WASH? Discovering the Impact of Simple Practices
    5. WASH | School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering ...
    6. Wash (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene): Infrastructure as a ... - Springer
    7. en.wikipedia.org

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