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An African boy holding a funnel while clean water pours out of the spout of a water pump into a water jug.

A Group Of African Children, Laughing and Playing with Water in Rural Area. Black Kids Celebrating Life with Joy. Camera Captures Beauty Of Childhood, Innocence and Purity of Live in Village

Photo taken in Bamako, Mali

Woman collecting water in a bucket at an outdoor community water tap faucet water point in a rural setting, Malealea, Lesotho.

Water scarcity is still affecting one sixth of Earth's population. African Children in developing countries suffer most from this problem, that causes malnutrition and health problems.

Poor African children keeping their hands up - asking for drinking water.

Closeup of a child hand collecting fresh drinking water from local tube-well. A hand of a kid collecting drinking water with a glass. Splash and sprinkle of water falling on glass.

Water running out of a faucet in a rural area in Africa

Xai Xai Mozambique: Women collecting water in buckets and carried balanced on head with child in a capulana or baby carrier or walking beside.

Athlete girl drinking water on a running track

African young boy from Samburu tribe drinking fresh water on savanna. Potable water is very precious in Africa - women and children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back jugs of water that they carry on their back.

Photo taken in Kampala, Uganda

Hands of African black boys and girls with water pouring from a tap. Water scarcity or lack of safe drinking water is one of the world's leading problems affecting more than 1 billion people globally, meaning that one in every six people lacks access to safe drinking water. This affects people and especially children in Africa.

African young girls from Samburu tribe carrying water to their village, Kenya, Africa. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Samburu tribe is north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

Black schoolchild collects water with his hands from the tap located in the schoolyard. Water concept.

Woman collecting water in a bucket at an outdoor community water tap faucet water point in a rural setting, Malealea, Lesotho.

Dadaab , Kenya - August 14, 2011: Somalian children refugees fetch water at the new Ifo-extension in Dadaab on August 14, 2011. The new site opened to some 5,000 refugees among an ever swelling number of Somalia's people coming into the Dadaab refugee complex in Kenya's north-easterly province. The Ifo extension, which will provide tented accommodation to 90,000 refugees by the end of November, had been prepared several weeks ago but its opening was delayed owing to opposition from Kenyan government ranks citing a threat to the national security.

Local person pumping water to plastic canisters in Africa

Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. December 12, 2017. Daily life in the fields of an agricultural village

Water running out of a faucet in a rural area in Africa

Photo taken in Bamako, Mali

African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

Saint-Louis. Senegal. October 11, 2021. Two village boys are doused with seawater from a plastic bucket on the sandy shore of the Atlantic Ocean.

A caucasian volunteer teaching locals in Cameroon how to wash their hands and the importance of it, in order to improve hygiene

Xai Xai Mozambique: Women collecting water in buckets and carried balanced on head with child in a capulana or baby carrier or walking beside.

Roadside washday, rural village, Malawi, Africa. Malawi, the landlocked country in southeastern Africa, is a country of highlands split by the Great Rift Valley and the huge Lake Malawi, whose southern end is within Lake Malawi National Park and several other parks are now habitat for diverse wildlife from colorful fish to the Big Five. Cape Maclear is known for its beach resorts, whilst several islands offer rest and recreation.

Hand of an African black boy with water pouring from a tap. Water scarcity or lack of safe drinking water is one of the world's leading problems affecting more than 1 billion people globally, meaning that one in every six people lacks access to safe drinking water. This affects people and especially children in Africa.

African young boy from Samburu tribe drinking fresh water on savanna. Potable water is very precious in Africa - women and children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back jugs of water that they carry on their back.

Photo taken in Bamako, Mali

African young boy from Samburu tribe drinking fresh water on savanna. Potable water is very precious in Africa - women and children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back jugs of water that they carry on their back.

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