With the existing borehole and a SuMeWa water disinfection system, the village and the two schools are to be supplied with clean and safe drinking water, even in the dry season.
The borehole is constructed by the local population, which means that the waterkiosk foundation turns those affected into participants.
The water is pumped from the existing well to a nearby hill using a solar pump.
From there, the water is distributed by gravity via a 1.5 km long path to the villages of Mambarare (phase 1) and via a 1.9 km long pipeline to the village of Mawingwini with the Kamani elementary school (phase 2).
In a further expansion phase, the secondary school will also be connected.
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Technology: Technology: SuMeWa
Performance: for 1510 people
Input: ground water
Output: clean and safe drinking water
Year: 2024
Sponsor: Privat person, partial financing still open
Our account at Zürcher Kantonalbank:
IBAN:
CH54 0070 0110 0034 4740 7
BIC (Swift): ZKBKCHZZ80A
waterkiosk foundation
Bederstrasse 49
8002 Zürich
Switzerland
The Energy City Gold St.Gallen participates in the international “Blue Community” initiative. Blue Communities recognize the human right to water. They pay attention to the sustainable use of water and are committed to ensuring that the supply and use of water remain in the public domain.
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