Traditional Water Well with Buckets in Africa (Benin or Togo)

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(One of our very own finished water wells in Pakistan, Mawaii khan shar)

Providing Clean Water with a Traditional Bucket Well

This traditional water well is designed for villages experiencing severe water shortages and lacking electricity. Built in remote areas, it features a bucket-drawing system that allows multiple people to collect water at the same time. With a capacity to serve over 120 people—equivalent to about 15 or more families—this well plays a vital role in improving daily life.

While primarily intended for drinking water, the well also supports hygiene, cooking, housekeeping, and even small-scale farming. It offers a sustainable and reliable water source for communities with limited access to clean water, ensuring long-term benefits.

Once constructed in your name (or a name of your choice), you will receive a collection of photos and videos documenting the building process, along with the precise location of the well.

Project Highlights:

• Location: Benin, Togo
• Beneficiaries: 120+ people
• Depth: 30 meters
• Lifespan: Minimum 10–15 years
• Features: Traditional bucket-drawing system
• Maintenance: Conducted every 6 months

By supporting this project, you are providing a life-changing resource to communities in need, ensuring access to clean and safe water for years to come.