Electric Surface Water Well Project

Full Description

As part of Al-Ghaith Water Charity projects, we work on implementing electric surface water wells in underserved areas in India (Bihar and Bengal states) and Nepal, where many villages suffer from a severe lack of clean water and difficulty accessing it daily. The well is drilled to a depth of 25 meters to reach a safe and suitable water source. It is equipped with a complete system that makes daily use easier for families and ensures long-term sustainability for many years, God willing. Well Specifications: 1️⃣ Two water taps for easier access and simultaneous use 2️⃣ Electric water pump for fast and convenient water supply 3️⃣ Manual hand pump as a backup during power outages 4️⃣ Well depth: 25 meters 5️⃣ Expected lifespan: up to 20 years 6️⃣ Serves 6 to 7 families daily Possible Implementation Areas: * Bihar – India: One of the most water-deprived regions due to weak infrastructure and dense rural populations. * Bengal – India: Some rural communities struggle to access clean water, especially during hot seasons. * Nepal: Rural and mountainous villages require sustainable water solutions because of distant water sources. This type of well is considered a high-impact humanitarian project, providing nearby and safe water access while easing a daily burden that often consumes hours of effort.

Features

• Provides clean and safe water for drinking and daily use
• Reduces the suffering of women and children who walk long distances carrying water
• Dual system (electric + manual) ensures continuous water access
• Suitable for villages with medium population density
• Low operating and maintenance costs compared to larger projects
• Long-term humanitarian impact lasting for many years
• Helps improve public health and reduce diseases caused by contaminated water