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COMPLETED: Borehole and hand pump for Dauda Town

  • Type: Hand drilled borehole and SL pump

  • Location: Dauda Town, Sierra Leone

  • People directly affected: 292

  • Price: 550 US$

Sponsored by: Various donors
Total Amount Collected: $550

The situation:

Dauda Town is a section of Fullah town, which is located in Waterloo near Freetown in Sierra Leone. The community is deprived of improved public water services, and the local people has to bring water for their domestic use home from a stream, which has no protection for contamination. W4W is establishing a total of 6 wells across the various secions of Fullah town. One of these sections, Dauda Town, is home to 292 people.

The solution:

For 550$ Walking for Water has donated a hand drilled borehole and a closed well with a SL handpump made from locally available materials by W4W’s Sierra Leonean partner ERWS whom have successfully drilled more than 400 wells of the type with success. The population of Dauda Town, counting 292 people, now have a clean water well available for public use. The project was completed in November 2020.

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