A project that is part of the battle against illiteracy

The rehabilitation of the school involves renovating the classrooms, bringing in water and electricity, and building a dining room and four toilets for boys and girls. These future sanitary blocks will encourage the parents of the little girls of the environs (about forty students) to send their children to school, whereas today, they stay at home because of the lack of suitable facilities. The study conditions will thus be improved, aiding the battle against illiteracy.

The south-west branch of Veolia Environnement has also signed a twinning agreement with Morocco, and can assign a local sponsor to the project to can handle the file more easily. This operation will enable Camions de l'Espoir to expand their action further in the region, after the many advances already achieved in the areas of hygiene and health.