“A glass of water is worth more than a sack of gold to a thirsty man’’
Key figures
Since 2011 we have:
560 Tubewells implemented in 2020
1060 Tubewells implemented so far
1000 Tubewells to implement in 2021
Tubewell Project in Bangladesh
In rural areas of Bangladesh, 97% of the population relies on tube wells. The past three decades in Bangladesh, millions of tube wells have been installed to reduce the diarrheal disease; especially in children. On average a tube well can last around 15 to 20 years with the care of beneficiary. Without access to a tube well people have to drink pond or lake water that are contaminated with bacteria and used for showering or other purpose.
In 15 minutes while you have your lunch £250 could provide clean water for 1 family. Off monsoon season a tube well could take up to 3-6 month to get the best source of water.
Since 2011 we have built over 500 tube well in rural areas of Bangladesh. Despite giving it to a beneficiary we make sure that our tube well can be used for everyone in the village. We have inspected on average within 1 hour around 10 families could use 1 tube well.
We are working to provide water for the suffering people around 64 district in Bangladesh. By 2025 we have a target to make 2000 tube well in the most needy areas around Bangladesh.
| Area | Tubewell Installed |
|---|---|
| Dakshin Surma, Sylhet | 3 |
| Jashore | 4 |
| Chuadanga | 5 |
| Jhenaidah | 5 |
| Kushtia | 5 |
| lalmonirhat | 5 |
| Natore | 5 |
| South Surma, Sylhet | 5 |
| Sylhet | 5 |
| Tangail | 5 |
| Chandpur | 6 |
| Chatok | 6 |
| Gowainghat | 6 |
| Area | Tubewell Installed | Comilla | 9 |
|---|---|
| Gopalgonj | 10 |
| Juri, Moulvibazar | 10 |
| Kanaighat | 10 |
| Rangpur | 10 |
| Shariatpur | 11 |
| Tahirpur, Sunamgonj | 11 |
| Habiganj | 12 |
| Biswanath | 13 |
| Balagonj | 14 |
| Rajshahi | 15 |
| Sunamgonj | 23 |
| Moulvibazar | 118 |
