The bridgebuilder Foundation e.V., in collaboration with the Kantorka Foundation, supported a project focused on sustainable water supply. The goal was to improve water management in the region through water retention and conservation efforts, while raising awareness about sustainable water use.
Project Activities:
- Before the project launch, training sessions were held to educate the local community on the importance and benefits of water retention.
- Water retention systems and water management units were designed and expanded in collaboration with the community.
- Tools and equipment for the project were delivered and installed on-site.
- Channels were created to slow down water flow, and water retention areas were dug to capture rainwater.
- A fish pond was constructed, along with water channels for irrigation. Water pipes were installed, leading to an underground water tank for efficient storage.
- A rooftop water tank was also installed on a conference building to provide additional water storage for the community.
Achievements:
- The community’s water supply has significantly improved through the installation of water storage and irrigation systems.
- The water retention systems help recharge groundwater and reduce the impact of drought periods.
- The fish pond and irrigation channels provide a sustainable water source, enhancing the quality of life in the area.
Challenges:
- The project required extensive groundwork and precise installations to integrate the water retention systems and pipelines. Despite these challenges, the project was successfully completed.
The project will continue, aiming to further develop the water systems and ensure long-term water security.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Kantorka Foundation for their generous financial support of this project!