Water Pump for a School or Community
Six-year-old Sonau (left) and his brother Mann (5) drink water while their mum Kavita holds the tap of a water point in their village in Rajasthan, western India. Water is drawn from a traditional rainwater reservoir or pokhar by solar-powered water pumps.Â
This donation could help provide a water pump for schools and communities that lack clean, safe drinking water. By providing clean water in villages, children like Sonau are less likely to develop deadly waterborne diseases, spend less time collecting water, and more time in school.
Six-year-old Sonau (left) and his brother Mann (5) drink water while their mum Kavita holds the tap of a water point in their village in Rajasthan, western India. Water is drawn from a traditional rainwater reservoir or pokhar by solar-powered water pumps.Â
This donation could help provide a water pump for schools and communities that lack clean, safe drinking water. By providing clean water in villages, children like Sonau are less likely to develop deadly waterborne diseases, spend less time collecting water, and more time in school.
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Six-year-old Sonau (left) and his brother Mann (5) drink water while their mum Kavita holds the tap of a water point in their village in Rajasthan, western India. Water is drawn from a traditional rainwater reservoir or pokhar by solar-powered water pumps.Â
This donation could help provide a water pump for schools and communities that lack clean, safe drinking water. By providing clean water in villages, children like Sonau are less likely to develop deadly waterborne diseases, spend less time collecting water, and more time in school.
