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In Myanmar we support communities through water and sanitation projects. In addition, Habitat for Humanity has worked with vulnerable communities to help rebuild following natural disasters. As one of the poorest countries in Asia, 1 in 4 people live below the national poverty line.

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In Myanmar a woman helps with the clear-up of rubbish on the streets

Serving Poor Communities in Bago and Yangon

Projects in Myanmar Our work in Myanmar is currently primarily…

Myanmar Update 2021

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Myanmar One in four people…

Cyclone Response in Myanmar

Summary After Cyclone Nargis devastated areas of Myanmar in 2008, the…

construction site - habitat for humanity

Building hope in Myanmar

How we build hope in Myanmar With the fantastic support…

Habitat for Humanity support Rohingya crisis

Rohingya Crisis: The Mass Fleeing from Myanmar

What happened in Myanmar? In August 2017, violent outbreaks in…

Myanmar

Since 2014 we have worked in... + 11 villages / + 965 families' health has been improved through water facilities / Projects: water and sanitation, disaster response

Myanmar Overview

Together with our partner World Concern, we built and repaired more than 1,700 core houses in the worst-hit Ayeyarwady delta as part of a large disaster recovery programme. In January 2014, we began projects in water and sanitation with disaster risk reduction in collaboration with World Concern. In September 2014, we received government registration allowing us to directly implement programmes in Myanmar, without the need for another partner.

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