AGAHE and WHH organized a one-day training session for Water Filtration Plant (WFP) entrepreneurs in Muzaffargarh. The objective was to strengthen the technical capacity of entrepreneurs, enhance their understanding of water filtration systems, and support the sustainable growth of their businesses.
This training aims to reduce the dysfunctionality rate of water filtration plants in the region and offers entrepreneurs broader opportunities to scale their businesses. Ultimately, the initiative contributes to improving access to safe drinking water for all.
These trained entrepreneurs will serve not only as solution providers but also as community mobilizers, playing a key role in reducing WFP breakdowns and advancing progress toward SDG 6 — ensuring availability and sustainable management of clean water and sanitation for all.
