
Working for clean water
Local Imdad team members work on a deep-well water supply in the Cox’s Bazar area. The photograph records the work on site.
Explore our work in BangladeshA donation becomes practical help through people who understand local needs. Working with local communities, we provide emergency aid and help create lasting opportunities. Discover how we work and where to follow our progress.

Food, water and essential support for people affected by conflict, displacement and disasters.
02 / Clean waterWater supplies and local infrastructure that meet essential needs.
03 / Long-term workTraining and practical skills to help people become more independent.
Effective aid starts with understanding daily life on the ground. Needs, access and local capacity guide the response.
People who know the area help identify the most urgent needs.
We shape the response around needs, local capacity, safety and available resources.
We carry out the work with volunteers and local partners.
We monitor delivery, share updates and use what we learn to improve.
Three glimpses of people, practical work and cooperation. Each example includes its location and period.

Local Imdad team members work on a deep-well water supply in the Cox’s Bazar area. The photograph records the work on site.
Explore our work in Bangladesh
Women take part in computer training at the women’s centre in Kharian. Practical learning creates space to develop skills and explore new opportunities.
Explore our work in Pakistan
This archive photograph shows local people and Imdad team members at the school under construction in Nanoro: a practical step towards learning and local development.
Explore our work in Burkina FasoPhotographs offer glimpses from the field. Annual reports, accounts and independent audit reports provide a fuller picture of the work and how funds are used.