Water Supply Project
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Water is Life
Due to the primarily subsistence-based way of life, the people of Nepal are highly dependent on agricultural productivity and thus on climatic conditions. The high altitudes make it difficult to access the groundwater level, which, with a rainy season from June to September, is of great importance for the rest of the year in terms of agriculture and thus food security. The village of Dhuksun is located 58 km northeast of Kathmandu in the Bagmati zone and at an altitude difference of 230 m. Due to Dhuksun's location its agriculture output is severely affected by the water supply problem. Outside the rainy season, long distances have to be covered to obtain water. Engineers without Borders has taken up this challenge. In the project developed by Engineers without Borders, a water supply system is being built that will transport water from a spring 4 km away to the village of Dhuksun, where it will be temporarily stored. Subsequently, the water can then be accessed at 12 designated points. The water supply system consists of an extraction structure, a pipeline and a sedimentation basin and is optimally adapted to the site conditions. It ends in 12 access points and supplies 96 individual households and their farms. Some project phases have already been completed. Thanks to you, we were finally able to support the village of Dhuskun with a sustainable water supply system.
HAND IN HAND PROJECTS
Through targeted funding, we have significantly supported the successful completion of these projects.
The Hub Saidek
The project supported "The Hub Saidek" in Bangkok to provide better protection and access to social services for at-risk children. Through renovations and new equipment, the center was optimized to help more children.(grant:10.000 €)
Sustainable livelihood through beekeeping
To combat youth unemployment in Ghana, we supported a beekeeping project. 30 young people learned to create new income sources and strengthen the local economy.(grant:10.000€)
Beekeeping for the Future
In impoverished northern Ghana, we funded a beekeeping training program for 30 women with support from the Schmitz Foundation. The goal was to empower them through beekeeping and create income sources to boost the local economy.(grant: 10,500€)current projects
Here your donation helps the projects of our partners
Sustainable agriculture in Côte d'Ivoire
Establishing a sustainable agriculture cooperative in Assikoi.
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Planting trees, protecting life
The palm oil industry is destroying habitats. To protect the biodiversity of flora and fauna in Borneo, we are helping to plant 1 million trees in this project by the end of 2025.
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Access to education for disadvantaged youth
Education creates prospects. This program ensures that vulnerable young people have access to education and the prospect of a better life while living in a safe environment.
Moken Community Koh Phayam: Football Field Needs Support
The football pitch is complete! Our own funding secures the construction of the urgently needed toilets. However, for seating, a shop, and the sustainable independence of the Moken, further support is crucial. Let's stay on the ball!
Together for Cebu's children
Since 1992, this project has been supporting street children in Cebu City, a city marked by extreme poverty, providing not only hope and education but also a meal through donations..jpeg)
