Blog: Water

Mawa, Indonesia

This quarter the Transformational Community Development (TCD) team in Mawa focused on surveying other village clusters in the area, while continuing to follow up with the committee in the first cluster. 

Polewali, Indonesia

At the beginning of the TCD programme last year, the community identified water sources as their greatest need. After much planning and gathering of funds, two well projects are underway, with one additional well in the preparation phase. 

Dhoker Jhara Village, India

We are working on two villages: Dhoker Jhara and Chandopani. Recently, we had a small meeting when we visited Chandopani. Initially, we were not getting a positive response, but now after some effort we met with some families who are ready to form a community and help us. Some villagers helped us by meeting with the block level person as well.

Kharibari Village, India

Mawa, Indonesia

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur. We are grateful to GHNI for continually working to bring help and hope to the hidden and hurting in Binodpur and all over the world.

Jatapara Village, India

During the month of August, more attention was given to plantation work, as a mango orchard is being planted for the first time. Sapling planting started last month when a 4-acre area was planted with 450 mango saplings per acre. These plants are also being fenced to protect them from animals.

Holy Land Garden

There is an old idiom that says, “Experience is the best teacher.” That is certainly true when working in a different country and experiencing so many new climate-related factors for the first time. As we serve in the Holy Land Garden, it becomes so apparent that the time of learning through experience is not only necessary but valuable.  

Champion Village*, Bangladesh

As we know, unfortunately the coronavirus pandemic has affected much of the world and many people have died, including thousands in Bangladesh. To add to the problem, a flood recently hit the village. When our Transformational Community Development (TCD) facilitator Jian** tried to visit the village, he saw that many places were underwater. 

Attir Village, Kenya

It has been an amazing transformative process for Attir Village. They have been willing to change and learn new things that are transforming their lives. Since water was drilled in through the networking of GHNI with other organisations, there has been success, not just in farming, but also in villagers’ ways of life.