In the hills above Kasese, women and girls walk up to six kilometres a day for water — water that often makes them sick. Four villages, 3,800 people, and not a single safe source.
This project drills and solar-pumps two deep wells, builds four 10,000-litre storage tanks with tap stands, and trains a local water committee in each village to maintain them. Solar power means no fuel costs and no breakdowns waiting on parts.
We have hydro-geological surveys done, a drilling contract signed at a fixed price, and the district water office has approved the sites. Every component of the budget is published in the campaign updates — pipe by pipe.
When the taps open, girls go back to school instead of walking for water. That is the whole plan, and your support builds all of it.
No comment found, be the first