Improves access to safe and clean water in rural areas of Rwanda by repairing and maintaining existing boreholes.
- Provides 50 million litres of clean water
- 125,000 tons of CO2 displaced
- 85,000 tons of wood saved
- Pressure on surrounding forests is reduced due to less wood needed for boiling water
- CO2 is displaced from a reduced need to burn wood
- 68,000 people are benefitting from the project through improved livelihoods in communities
Health risks are mitigated from better sanitary conditions
Especially impacts the livelihood of women and children
Project developer funds the necessary tools and infrastructure to maintain the existing boreholes
Maintenance of the boreholes provides neccesary clean water for community members, eliminating the need to walk far distances to source fresh water, or the need to burn fuel or wood to boil water
- This reduces the strain of responsibilities for women and improves sanitary conditions, reducing any health strains on the community
Improves access to safe and clean water in rural areas of Rwanda by repairing and maintaining existing boreholes.
- Provides 50 million litres of clean water
- 125,000 tons of CO2 displaced
- 85,000 tons of wood saved
- Pressure on surrounding forests is reduced due to less wood needed for boiling water
- CO2 is displaced from a reduced need to burn wood
- 68,000 people are benefitting from the project through improved livelihoods in communities
Health risks are mitigated from better sanitary conditions
Especially impacts the livelihood of women and children
Project developer funds the necessary tools and infrastructure to maintain the existing boreholes
Maintenance of the boreholes provides neccesary clean water for community members, eliminating the need to walk far distances to source fresh water, or the need to burn fuel or wood to boil water
- This reduces the strain of responsibilities for women and improves sanitary conditions, reducing any health strains on the community
