Our Impact

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A New Future in Al-Qurnah

In the rural village of Al-Qurnah, women and children spent up to 4 hours daily fetching water from a contaminated canal. Diarrheal diseases were common, especially among children.

In 2024, EwB Iraq student volunteers from the University of Basrah designed and installed a solar-powered water purification system—providing 5,000 liters of safe drinking water per day.

“Now my daughters go to school instead of walking for water. They even help the younger ones wash their hands before eating.”

— Fatima, Mother of 4, Al-Qurnah

Water system in Al-Qurnah

Community Voices

Solar microgrid in camp
Light After Darkness

Dohuk Displacement Camp

For the first time, families in this camp have reliable electricity for lighting, phone charging, and refrigerating medicine—thanks to a student-led solar project.

School sanitation
Dignity in Education

Najaf

After new gender-separate WASH facilities were built, girls’ school attendance increased by 40%. “Now I feel safe,” says 14-year-old Layla.

In the Field

Irrigation system
Bridge construction
Student workshop
Team meeting

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