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Bringing Clean Water Within Reach
Drilling Wells, Restoring Systems, and Helping Communities in Madagascar
Build a More Sustainable Future
Our Mission
To provide safe, sustainable, and accessible water sources to rural communities in Madagascar.
To build an enabling environment within communities to manage and operate their water resources and to use them to improve community-based sanitation and hygiene.
This Year’s Work
Water Beyond the Roads
Water Beyond the Roads
The work on this page is everything we have done since the beginning of the year. We are still in the rainy season, so logistics are an issue. It is, however, in the Mahanoro area where we have worked extensively in the past.
Water Beyond the Roads
Water Beyond the Roads
Water Beyond the Roads
In general, we are targeting larger inland villages that have no water and have been passed over by the other NGOs because they are remote and somewhat difficult to access. I have a hard time understanding their logic. The people in these more remote locations are no less in need or less deserving than everyone else. To make it possible t
In general, we are targeting larger inland villages that have no water and have been passed over by the other NGOs because they are remote and somewhat difficult to access. I have a hard time understanding their logic. The people in these more remote locations are no less in need or less deserving than everyone else. To make it possible to get to these places, we purchased, with the help of Water Charity, a Russian-made army truck that will go almost anywhere.
Scaling Water Access
Water Beyond the Roads
Scaling Water Access
Inland villages often have geology that is not favorable for finding water. Being larger, with over 1000 people, they need multiple wells. The Madagascar Water Project has adopted a development model that uses one deep, high-rate well as a water source that supplies a limited water distribution system fed by pipelines. The acquisition of
Inland villages often have geology that is not favorable for finding water. Being larger, with over 1000 people, they need multiple wells. The Madagascar Water Project has adopted a development model that uses one deep, high-rate well as a water source that supplies a limited water distribution system fed by pipelines. The acquisition of our drilling rigs makes it possible, and our experience in Marolambo and Fanasana makes it feasible. We are still drilling wells in smaller villages and completing them with hand pumps.
The Madagascar Water Project
Bringing sustainable clean water to rural communities across Madagascar.
Phone: +261 34 05 671 41 | Business Hours: Open 24
Email Us: themadagascarwaterproject@gmail.com
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