We will work differently to end the water crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in the small villages and rural areas, where prospects of getting clean water are becoming a distant aspiration. 

Many communities live without clean water because those with the power to deliver these services are either unable to or have not thought it too important. And too often water aid projects facilitated by many charity projects become non-operational within a year or two of project completion and handover. 

Our projects will be aimed at empowering the communities in the operation and maintenance of these water projects. Thus, eradicating the endless cycles of water aid projects that continuously failed to resolve the issue over a long-term period. Each project will be community-led and owned through a cooperative system. We help the community to create a plan for long-term maintenance and operation systems – tailored to individual communities. We continue to provide long-term support and contacts for the projects’ overall success to end the water crisis cycle. Our charity has acquired two GEFCO water drilling rigs with 600 Feet depth capacity.  Having our own drilling rigs has removed a significant chunk of the operation challenges associated with water aid charities. We will be deploying our equipment within the communities that are most in need of water.

The overall project is categorized into three phases: Feasibility, Construction & Maintenance.