Water treatment and supply
- The work
- Installed a water treatment unit that produces purified drinking water after the earthquake.
- Who benefits
- Displaced and earthquake-affected families.
27 projects across six of Myanmar’s hardest‑hit states and regions.
We work in Sagaing, Mandalay, Magway, Chin State, Yangon and Ayeyarwady, with delivery led by colleagues in Myanmar. Detailed results are available to vetted funders.
Across the wider programme
27internationally supported projects
120+Field staff in Myanmar
17humanitarian sectors
6states and regions
What we build and deliver
Ongoing programmes, built, repaired and delivered by teams on the ground.
Latrine construction
- The work
- Teams build semi-permanent latrines where the earthquake and displacement have left families without safe sanitation.
- Who benefits
- Displaced and earthquake-affected families.
Shelter rehabilitation
- The work
- Teams rebuild and repair shelters with woven bamboo walls to rehouse families.
- Who benefits
- Displaced and earthquake-affected families.
Hygiene kit distribution
- The work
- Teams pack and hand out household hygiene kits, a bucket and everyday essentials, in repeated rounds alongside hygiene promotion sessions.
- Who benefits
- Displaced and earthquake-affected families.
Drainage and access works
- The work
- Built brick-lined drainage and resurfaced access paths through community-led works.
- Who benefits
- Displaced and earthquake-affected families.
Temporary learning space construction
- The work
- Teams build temporary learning spaces for children whose schooling has been disrupted, with latrines and desks and benches made by local carpenters.
- Who benefits
- Children whose schooling was disrupted, and their teachers.
Emergency water delivery
- The work
- Teams regularly truck in safe drinking water and distribute it to families whose usual supply has been cut off.
- Who benefits
- Earthquake-affected families without a safe water source.
Cash for shelter repair
- The work
- Teams hand families cash to repair and secure their homes, alongside explosive ordnance risk education sessions.
- Who benefits
- Displaced families repairing damaged homes.
Essential item distribution
- The work
- Teams hand out kits of blankets, mats and household items to displaced families at distribution points, in repeated rounds.
- Who benefits
- Displaced families who lost their belongings.
How we report
We publish rounded, region-level figures. Detailed, verified results are shared with vetted funders.