El Salvador has a population of 6.45 million people, is located on the Pacific coast between Guatemala & Honduras and is the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America. The life expectancy is 73 years and the mortality rate of children under age five is 13/1,000. The average annual income (GNI) per capita is $4,000.00 USD.

Even after making great strides in recent years, El Salvador still has one of the highest per capita rate of homicides in the world, registering 50 violent deaths per 100,000 people.

We are committed to maintain our current level of activity in the country to continue to build up to twelve (12) water projects in El Salvador each year. All additional support is directed to the Kingdom of eSwatini until we reach 100% coverage.

Kenya is a country that lies along the equator in eastern Africa. The population is 52.57 million, the life expectancy is 66 years and the mortality rate of children under age five is 43/1,000. The average annual income (GNI) per capita is $1,750.00 USD.

It is estimated that approximately 12 million people in Kenya suffer from chronic food insecurity, and 36% of the country lives in extreme poverty.

Climate change resulted in low food production and droughts in some areas of Kenya, especially the north. According to US AID estimates that in 2020, over 1 million people still needed food aid.

One in every 23 children born in Kenya dies before his or her fifth birthday due to preventable causes such as malaria, pneumonia, measles, diarrhea, and HIV.

In 2012, we committed to maintain our current level of activity in the country to continue to build up to two (2) water projects in Kenya each year. All additional support is directed to the Kingdom of eSwatini to reach 100% coverage.