Blog: Water

Murtoch-Talon Cluster Village, Tajikistan

Gem Village, Kenya

Gem Village is a happy community after water was drilled through the networking between GHNI and other organisations. Water is essential for human life, and it plays a crucial role in the day to day life of a human being. After a well was drilled in Gem, it has provided enough water for villagers to drink, and also to cultivate their land which had remained uncultivated for many years. 

Dhoker Jhara Village, India

At Dhokerjara Village, I spoke with Committee members who have been long asking for irrigation pipes for their fields, but the needed pipes had not been purchased yet due to lack of communication. Now, I spoke with them and they have firmly decided to get the pipes from Dumka and will lay them by September. 

Mawa, Indonesia

Attakassikro and Effaoho, Côte d’Ivoire

Koubah Bingo, Burkina Faso

Garden of Peace and Hope, Afghanistan

Sadly, Afghanistan, unlike the Garden of Peace and Hope, is not very peaceful.  Many needs exist at this perilous time.  If you would like to help: www.globalhopenetwork.org/disaster-relief/afghanistan

Mawa, Indonesia

The first Mawa Village Committee has finally finished their Water Project. The Transformational Community Development (TCD) training team has continued following up with this village cluster to keep them encouraged, but, overall, they are pretty independent. However, there has been little interest in pursuing other areas of TCD at the moment. 

Ahumbe Village, Nigeria

Attir Village, Kenya

Water is an essential element for human life, and it is very hard for one to survive without it. Before the drilling and solar installation of the borehole in Attir Village (through the effort of GHNI and other organisations), the community felt the pain of living without water because they had to walk for almost seven kilometers in search of clean water.