This August, Nga Sau Town Primary School in Can Tho welcomed a practical addition to its learning environment: a RO water purification system that provides clean drinking water directly from the tap for students and teachers.
With a capacity of 150 liters per hour, the system is now available for students, teachers, staff, and school personnel, providing safe drinking water right on the school grounds.
From now on, students can enjoy a clean drink of water between lessons or during playtime, adding one simple yet meaningful comfort to their school days: learning and growing in a safer environment.
Alongside bringing clean drinking water to schools, the “Clean Water for Children” project also held a session on clean water and the environment on August 11. Through interactive activities, the students learned more about the value of water, the importance of saving water, and how they can help protect the environment around them.
The “Clean Water for Children” project is carried out with the support of iSMART and Vietnam Children’s Fund Social Enterprise, with the goal of bringing clean drinking water that meets the Ministry of Health’s standards for physicochemical and microbiological quality closer to students in communities across Vietnam.
