India Water Crisis Well Refurbishment Program: Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 12:10, 5 August 2023
Organization | BridgIT Water Foundation |
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Region | India |
Website | Website |
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ProjectLeader | Tom Webber |
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Your contributions to this cost-effective water well refurbishment imperative will profoundly improve the lives of the 25,500 beneficiaries living in extreme poverty in 30 rural Andhra Pradesh villages. There is truly no better philanthropic investment than to give clean water to those who urgently need it.
Challenge
BridgIT Water Foundation's primary goal is to provide the basic human right of safe, clean water to those living without potable water. Equally important is to provide truly effective altruism to donors so they can maximize their philanthropic return on investment. Refurbished wells in rural Andhra Pradesh villages meet both goals.
Long-Term Impact
BridgIT can refurbish water wells in rural Andhra Pradesh villages of about 850 beneficiaries for only US$1,250. This means that for a capital cost of less than US$1.50/beneficiary, people's health improves overnight, women and children recover hours every day from the drudgery of water collection, and that time can be spent on more productive activities to raise family incomes and advance the children's educations. Refurbished wells give people hope that they can graduate from extreme poverty.
References
Additional Documentation
https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/55561/projdoc.pdf
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