HAMAP-Humanitaire

Set up in 1999, HAMAP-Humanitaire is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) providing development assistance. It is tasked with taking concrete action to ensure an increasing number of men, women and children have access to drinking water and sanitation, education, healthcare and security. The mission of HAMAP - Humanitaire is to provide assistance to the project manager. It consists of providing support to our local partners at all stages, from the moment they first express their requirements to the completion and sustainability of their projects. In 2017, we:
• Gave 127,758 people access to drinking water,
• Provided 20,226 people with access to improved sanitation,
• Gave 2,764 people access to basic education and/or income-generating activities,
• Provided 11,988 people with a basic medical consultation,
• Gave 36 people training on combating improvised explosive devices.

Countries of operation
- Benin
- Burkina Faso
- Cambodia
- Cameroon
- Colombia
- Comoros
- Congo-Kinshasa
- Ecuador
- Haiti
- India
- Indonesia
- Irak
- Laos
- Lebanon
- Madagascar
- Morocco
- Mauritania
- Niger
- Senegal
- Syria
- Palestinian Territories
- Togo
- Tunisia
- Vietnam

Areas of expertise
- Access to water
- Sanitation, hygiene, and rain water
- Water and energy
- Integrated water resources management
- Water for agriculture
- Water quality and combating pollution
Type of expertise
- Control, monitoring and analysis
- Decentralized international cooperation
- Studies, support to the project owner
- Engineering expertise consulting
- Training, capacity building
- Participatory and/or local governance
- Raising awareness

Projects

Water supply for three villages

Country of activity
Fokontany d‘Ambiky
Madagascar
2013 - 2016

Project description

The project’s main activities are to:
- Capture at the source using a solar-powered pump,
- Initiate a water supply network in villages,
- Lay 10 private connections,
- Raise inhabitants’ awareness about hygiene and using water,
- Train a supply service manager to ensure the long life of the system.

Partners

Partenaire technique : Experts Solidaires Les partenaires financiers du projets: Agence de l'Eau Rhin Meuse, Métropole de Lyon, La Société Eau du Grand Lyon, Fondation d'entreprise David Hadida, Communauté d'Agglomération de l'Artois, PhotoMenton, Amis d’HAMAP des Yvelines, Fondation Servir, SIGEIF.

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Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation
Implementation of a water supply and sanitation network for 11 rural locations

Country of activity
Pilate
Haiti
2015 - 2017

Project description

The project’s main activities are to:
- Carry out works to capture the source
- Build a reservoir and lay 3 kilometres of pipes
- Construct 11 public water kiosks
- Establish and train a management committee made up of villagers
- Raise awareness about hygiene

Partners

SEDIF, Agence de l’eau Rhin Meuse, Ville de Sanary-sur-Mer Partenaire local : GEDER (Groupement d’Experts pour le Développement Rural en Haïti

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Contribution to SDGs

Fight against water related diseases
Access to water for 10 villages

Country of activity
Siem Reap
Cambodia
2014 - 2016

Project description

To improve the water and sanitary situation in the region, which requires an estimated 11,000 wells, the project’s objective is to install 70 water points in 10 villages in the town areas of Svay Chek and Leang Dai. Along with the installations, villagers receive training on hygiene and how to maintain the water points to ensure the long-term future of the action. The involvement of local people and authorities in setting up the project is vital.

Partners

Agence de l’eau Loire-Bretagne, Brest Métropole, Syndicat des Eaux d’Ile-de-France, Agence de l’eau Rhin Meuse, FotoVar. Partenaire local : Eau Pour Tous

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Contribution to SDGs

Access to drinking water for all
Feasibility study of water treatment plants

Country of activity
Bethlehem, Cisjordnie, Palestine
Palestinian Territories
2015 - 2016

Project description

Sanitation has become a priority and major projects are currently under study. The Palestinian Water Authority (PWA) and various water boards therefore requested that future treatment projects could benefit from technical assistance, pursuing the general technical assistance established in the 2012-2014 triennial cooperation agreement concluded between the Adour Garonne Water agency and PWA. The study aims to propose easy-to-access sites available for building treatment plants, to which wastewater could be conveyed by gravity (without using a back-flow pump). It centres on the urban area of Bethlehem and villages located to the east of the city grouped into a utility with multiple functions, JSC “for villages of East-Bethlehem”.

Partners

Agence de l’eau Adour-Garonne Partenaire local : Autorité Palestinienne de l’eau et Joint Service Council (JSC)

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Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation
Drinking water supply

Country of activity
Ayt Omghar
Morocco
2014 - 2015

Project description

Over the last three years, contamination of the water source that supplies the Moroccan village of Ayt Omghar has deprived inhabitants of access to drinking water and led to the emergence of water-borne diseases. The project therefore aims to ensure more equitable access to drinking water for the 500 people living in the douar via a water system that is both technically and financially sustainable.

Partners

Agence de l’eau Artois-Picardie, Syndicat intercom

Contribution to SDGs

Access to drinking water for all

Water quality and fight against pollution
Support for the municipality of Saint Marc to improve access to drinking water and sanitation for inhabitants

Country of activity
Saint-Marc
Haiti
2017 - 2020

Project description

The object of this three-year project is to pursue the plan to reach town-centre neighbourhoods that have defective access to the service, by linking up and laying 400 connections to allow close to 2,500 people to benefit from an improved public service. Major efforts to build the capacities of technical managers and municipal and regional managers will be made in the water management area. In the area of sanitation, the project aims to build two monobloc water/sanitation systems on a surface area of about 25 m², located in strategic public places.

Partners

SEDIF, AESN, SYCTOM / Municipalité de Saint-Marc, OREPA du Centre, DINEPA, SESAM

Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation

HAMAP-Humanitaire

Infos

Countries of operation

Areas of expertise

Type of expertise

Projects

Water supply for three villages

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation

Implementation of a water supply and sanitation network for 11 rural locations

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Fight against water related diseases

Access to water for 10 villages

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Access to drinking water for all

Feasibility study of water treatment plants

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation

Drinking water supply

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Access to drinking water for all

Water quality and fight against pollution

Support for the municipality of Saint Marc to improve access to drinking water and sanitation for inhabitants

Country of activity

Project description

Partners

Contribution to SDGs

Sanitation