Blog: Water

Mawa, Indonesia

*Champion Village, Bangladesh

As we are doing Transformational Community Development (TCD) in two places, we saw a great change among villagers in different ways. Children’s education is improving, family development has improved, money is being saved, and living standards have changed. 

Hojagi Cluster Village, Tajikistan

This has been a very encouraging quarter for the Transformational Community Development (TCD) program in Tajikistan. Our hardworking and goal-oriented team has enabled the achievement of progress in many communities.

Polewali Village, Indonesia

Sulawesi Village, Indonesia

This has been an exciting quarter for Mawa Village. The long drought was a blessing in disguise as it gave the community time to finish phase one of the water project, constructing a tank at the spring source, without too much interference from high water levels.  After the committee encountered some minor community disputes, key people from the community stepped in to make sure that the water project would continue. 

Dhoker Jhara Village, India

Transformational Community Development (TCD) Update

Water – People are drinking water from the hand pumps. The weather has been so cold that people are boiling the water before drinking.

Food – Villagers had stopped eating healthy food regularly but have now begun using their kitchen gardens again.

Jatapara Village, India

Transformational Community Development (TCD) Update

Water - Thirty area families fetch water from the hand pump because it's safe to drink.

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur! Thanks for being an important partner with our village. Without your help we would not be able to do what we do.
 

Attakassikro and Effaoho, Côte d’Ivoire

Teti, our Transformational Community Development (TCD) worker in Côte d'Ivoire, did a great amount of work within the last quarter, working projects in our Ivorian community fields of Attakassikro and Effaoho.

Koubah Bingo, Burkina Faso

Mainasara and Fatima had quite a lot of work done within the last quarter. The milling machine has been of immense benefit to the locals since it was set up and the accounts put together. Mainasara and the Income Generation Committee keep ensuring that the accounting is done properly, and that every participant of this Income Generation programme is issued a membership card that records how much is paid each time they use the milling machine.