The Swedish International Cooperation and Development Agency will provide 35.5 million Swedish kronor (USD4.5 million) to support a water resource management project in Sudan, which is led by nonprofit organization, International Aid Services.
The two-year project seeks to enhance the delivery of safe water solutions to Sudanese villages by developing water resources in schools, health facilities and public meeting places, the Sudan Tribune reports.
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The project also includes a community development component that seeks to strengthen community-level project management.
