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The Safe Drinking Water Project for Nigeria is sponsored by EnvironFocus (in partnership with Vestergaard Frandsen, Federal Ministry of Health in Nigeria, Rotary Club, and Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange). This project aims to provide sustainable access to safe and clean drinking water for children, schools, villages, health facilities, and internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in Nigeria, free of pathogenic micro-organisms.
It also includes providing sanitation and hygiene workshops. The project seeks partnerships for funding to purchase LifeStraw microbial water filtration products and to carry out research affiliated with the Federal Ministry of Health.
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