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Charity Water Bangladesh | Non-Profit Safe Water Initiative
Every drop is a life saved in Bangladesh.
Over 4 crore people in Bangladesh still drink unsafe water. We install deep tube-wells, community water purifiers and emergency relief tanks — village by village, drop by drop.
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- 100% of donations to projects
- Working across 8 divisions
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WHO WE ARE
Charity Water Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a land of mighty rivers — the Padma, the Jamuna, the Meghna. And yet, deep beneath its soil lies arsenic. Above, salinity creeps inland from the Bay of Bengal. Every monsoon, floods contaminate the wells of entire districts overnight.
Charity Water Bangladesh is a non-profit founded by water-treatment specialists. We install deep tube-wells, community water purifiers, and emergency water tanks where the need is greatest — from the salt-belt of Khulna to the haor of Sylhet.
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Arsenic-free deep tube-wells -
Emergency cyclone relief
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School & mosque WASH
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Our Focus
Four ways we bring safe water to a Bangladeshi village.
Deep Tube-Wells
Arsenic-free hand-pump tube-wells, drilled 800+ feet deep where shallow water is contaminated.
Water Purifiers
Community-scale filtration units that turn pond, river or saline water into safe drinking water.
Water Storage Tanks
5,000L–20,000L community tanks for villages without groundwater or during dry-season scarcity.
Emergency Relief
Rapid-response bottled water and mobile purification to flood and cyclone-affected districts.
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Our Process
From the first survey to a working tap — in 45 days.
1. We Survey
Local field teams identify villages with arsenic-contaminated wells, salinity intrusion or flood damage.
2. We Build
Engineers install tube-wells, purifiers or storage tanks — using locally sourced, repairable equipment.
3. We Hand Over
We train a village water committee, ensuring every project is maintained by the community itself.
- Featured Project
Khulna Salt-Belt Initiative: 200 villages, one mission.
In the coastal belt of Khulna and Satkhira, rising sea levels have turned every shallow well salty. Mothers walk 4 kilometres for a single pot of fresh water. Through this initiative, we are installing 200 reverse-osmosis community purifiers powered by solar panels.
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Where We Work
Across all 8 divisions of Bangladesh.
From the haor wetlands of Sylhet to the salt-affected coastal villages of Barishal, our field teams operate in every corner of Bangladesh — wherever the water crisis runs deepest.
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Dhaka
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Chattogram
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Khulna
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Rajshahi
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Sylhet
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Barishal
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Rangpur
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Mymensingh
Dhaka
Chattogram
Khulna
Rajshahi
Sylhet
Barishal
Rangpur
Mymensingh
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The Crisis
The largest mass poisoning in human history is still happening underground.
The WHO calls arsenic contamination in Bangladesh’s groundwater “the largest mass poisoning of a population in history.” An estimated 4 crore people drink water with arsenic above safe limits — every single day.
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4 crore Bangladeshis exposed to unsafe arsenic levels -
Coastal salinity affects 20 million in southern districts -
Annual floods contaminate wells in 30+ districts -
1 in 5 child deaths under 5 linked to unsafe water
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Events
Latest from the field.
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Get Involved
There are many ways to bring water to a village.
Volunteer
Join a field installation team or help in our Dhaka coordination office.
Sponsor a Tube-Well
৳45,000 funds one deep tube-well, named for you or a loved one.
Corporate Partnership
CSR partnerships, employee giving and matched donations from your company.
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Latest blogs
৳1,000 today can give 10 people safe water for a whole year.
100% of your donation goes directly to a village water project. We track every taka — and so can you.
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