Since 2025, this project provides clean water access to 500 school children and 1,100 community members. By ensuring safe and reliable water sources, it helps improve health, supports education, and enhances the quality of life across the community.
Through the training and awareness programs, children and community members have learned more about good hygiene and sanitation practices, resulting in a reduced water-borne illnesses across the village.
In addition, 60 mothers have joined together to create women’s self-help groups through the project. These groups offer a supportive environment where members can learn about their rights, share experiences, and build confidence. They are encouraged to take an active role in community decisions, ensuring their voices are heard. Together, the women are helping to strengthen unity and participation within the community.
The project has also promoted community engagement and ownership through inclusive participation, regular dialogue with stakeholders, and opportunities for community members to learn to lead important activities.
A trained Water Management Committee (WMC) has been established to coordinate the proper and sustainable management of the water system.