Introduction
Designed by IQRA, the 100-cubic-metre water tank and well were built to meet the village’s water needs. This project is fundamental to providing clean and safe drinking water and helps improve local people’s quality of life.
About the Project
Aims
- To provide clean, safe drinking water for everyone in the village.
- To make the water supply sustainable in the long term.
- To reduce reliance on outside water sources.
Who It Serves
The project serves everyone in a village with insufficient water resources, especially families.
Main Activities
As part of the project:
- A water tank and well with a capacity of 100 cubic metres were built.
- Systems were installed to ensure water quality.
- Awareness campaigns were run on the importance of careful water use.
Location
The water tank stands at a central point in the village, so residents can reach it easily and water is distributed efficiently.
Achievements and Impact
The project has been a great success, giving around 200 families access to clean drinking water. Figures show that 90% of villagers are satisfied with the current water quality. Villagers have also reported a significant improvement in their health since gaining access to clean water.
Challenges and Solutions
The project faced challenges such as securing enough funding and maintaining the water tank. To overcome them, IQRA:
- Ran fundraising campaigns.
- Worked with specialists on regular maintenance.
How You Can Help
We invite everyone to support this vital project:
- Donate: Every contribution helps improve the water system.
- Volunteer: Join the teams that organise water-related activities.
- Spread the word: Share information about the importance of clean water on social media.
Conclusion
The water tank built by IQRA is an important step towards a better quality of life in the village. We encourage you to join and keep supporting this initiative; every effort helps bring clean, safe water to the village’s residents.
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