Hand Dug Well

Water Supply/ Water Storage

A pipeline is manually drilled down for 20-25 meters to reach the groundwater source. Manual drilling requires huge amount of manpower, but that brings sustainable job opportunities to the local community.
Project: Hand water pumps

Machine Dug Well

Water Supply/ Water Storage

With machine drilling, we can reach water sources under 40-150 meters or more. It saves manpower and time. However, the cost and the maintenance of the machine is relatively high. It is suitable for hard soils with large rocks layer.
Project: Community Water Wells

Community Pond

Water Supply/ Water Storage

In places where the underground water source is deep or the ground is hard, it is not cost-effective to use the machine to drill the water source. We will build water storage tanks for villages and install fences and pumping platforms to facilitate the villagers to obtain water.
Project: Community Ponds

Water Dam

Water Supply/ Water Storage

Due to the height of the terrain, the rainwater always flows to the low-lying areas, causing floods, but only few water gather at the higher areas. A dam is a barrier built on a stream or estuary. In addition to prevent flooding, it can also gather river water, collect water on the embankment, and submerge the valley to form a reservoir to solve the problem of rainwater loss.
Project: Water Dam

Water Supply System

Water Supply/ Water Storage

Mountain springs, rivers, lakes, these water sources can 7-10 kilometers away from the places where villagers live. We begin with protecting the water sources, doing simple filtration and storage, and then laying water pipes from the source to the villages and building them in the villages. Taps or household taps are shared, so villagers don’t have to travel long distances to get water.
Project: Gravity Flow System and Water Well Tower

Bio-sand Filter

clean Water

In many rural areas, there is no electricity supply at all. In order to make the project more sustainable, we use natural sand and gravel as raw materials, and install water filters for farmers. The water filters can isolate 99% of bacteria and viruses, and the operation and maintenance are simple and easy for villagers to accept.
Project: Household Bio-sand Filters and School BioSand Filters

Water Purifier

clean Water

In places with power supply, larger-scale water purification devices can be installed, using reverse osmosis or ultrafiltration technology, combined with ultraviolet and activated carbon technologies, to provide a complete water purification solution for schools or hospitals.
Project: Household Bio-sand Filters and School BioSand Filters

Toilet

Sanitation

One gram of feces may contain 10 million viruses, 1 million bacteria and 1,000 parasitic cysts. Poor villagers go to the fields, forests, bushes, lakes or rivers to defecate, and when the rainy season comes, the waste will be washed into the lakes and rivers, polluting the water source. If the problem of open defecation is not solved, even finding more water sources will be in vain. The construction of covered toilets for them not only solves the local sanitation problem, but also guarantees the safety and privacy of women.

Wash Basin

Sanitation

We will install wash basins in schools and whereever necessary, and add disinfection facilities such as trash cans and soap. Health education is provided through local partners and schools. In places where resources are scarce, healthy common sense is not common. Health education is especially important for preventing disease and ensuring children's health.

W.A.S.H. Program

Sanitation

The W.A.S.H. program includes three major aspects - Water, Sanitation and Hygiene education. Other than bringing safe drinking water to students, it also enhances the sanitation standards in schools, as well as educates good personal hygiene habits. We hope the children can adapt the habits into their daily lives and grow up healthily.