Since 1981, we’ve directly reached 28.5 million people with clean water. But reaching everyone, everywhere is still a huge task that needs support, as 703 million people don't have clean water close to home. And toilets are at a far worse stage, with almost 1.5 billion people still without a decent toilet of their own. People and governments around the world face extremes of geography, climate, poverty, natural disasters and conflict that make building water and sanitation services to meet the needs of everyone incredibly difficult without external help. It’s therefore crucial that money continues to be invested in water and sanitation infrastructure for those in need, and in ways that will survive into the future. If a collective effort is made, we believe everyone, everywhere can have access to clean water and decent sanitation within a generation.