The village is located about 6 km from the main road, and the villagers have to fetch water from there. The villagers have already drilled a borehole.
The solution proposed by the waterkiosk foundation is to pump the water from the existing borehole to an elevated tank using a solar pump. The water is disinfected using a SuMeWa system and distributed via a third prepaid tap.
This project enables local people, together with local project partners, to generate income through online water taps, thus offering a sustainable solution.
To treat the groundwater in the borehole to make it drinkable and to install a third prepaid tap for residents and schoolchildren in addition to the two existing prepaid taps, so that clean drinking water is available at the extraction point for a small fee.
The project is to be implemented largely with the labour of the local population. In this way, the waterkiosk foundation turns those affected into participants.
Technology: SuMeWa-System
Performance: 1st sampling point: 1,200 villagers, 400 primary school pupils, 3rd sampling point: 100 people in the remote village of Mambarare
Input: groundwater
Output: drinking water
Year: 2025
Sponsor: Financing still pending