WASH Webinar Series #4

EMI Tech — October
article by Amiah Fezer Judith Grunau

Join EMI Staff Amiah Fezer and Judith Grunau as they share about EMI's work in Alaska over the last several years as we've supported WASH needs in remote communities. Many homes in these communities do not have access to sustainable water and sanitation services and must haul water to their homes and use a bucket as a toilet. Learn how EMI is engaging in local household and community needs as well as regional and statewide efforts to enhance sustainable services in some of the world's harshest conditions.

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