Providing African villages with permanent, sustainable advanced water and agricultural solutions
Building Ndebwe’s clean water system
Water4Mercy Project Breaks Ground at Ndebwe Village in Dodoma, Tanzania
Ndebwe Village, located in Dodoma district, is a large village of more than 5,000 people and growing. To supply water for such a large community, 18 taps and two water tanks will be installed.
Ndebwe villagers anticipating clean water
Many Africans are dying of thirst. 1.8 billion people are ‘surviving’ by drinking water contaminated with feces, and risk contracting cholera, dysentery and typhoid. The power of clean water will prevent disease and provide a means of breaking the cycle of poverty. Water is essential for human survival and agriculture will generate economic sustainability.
ONE & DONE
Stay tuned for updates of our April Donor Trip with Ndebwe villagers as the taps are opened and clean water flows for the first time.
For information how you can participate in a future Donor Trip with Water4Mercy, visit our website at www.Water4Mercy.org or drop us an email at [email protected].
Assessing Ndebwe’s water pipes
Ndebwe villager laying the foundation
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Ndebwe Village
