In the heart of Gaza, we embark on a flagship project that will send ripples of change through the region. Through our ground partners, we aim to deliver 200 water tanks to 200 families, as well as a water truck which will distribute water to over 200 families in Beit Lahia on a monthly basis. The truck will collect the water from WF-AID’s previously facilitated water desalination plant. This lifeline, combined with our existing sustainable efforts, will ensure the entire northern region of the Gaza Strip receives the elixir of life it so desperately deserves.

In the arid lands of South Lebanon, where hope can seem as distant as an oasis mirage, we aim to drill an artesian well. This sustainable water source will breathe new life into communities, quenching their thirst and nourishing their dreams.

In Tanzania, we stand united to confront the challenges of water scarcity head-on. By constructing five bore wells equipped with storage tanks, we plan to empower approximately 18,000 souls each day, bringing clean water to parched throats and extinguishing the flames of waterborne diseases.

Mozambique, a land teeming with resilience, calls for our attention. We pledge to repair damaged water wells in Nampula, revitalizing hope and ensuring that the life-giving streams flow once again for local families and communities.

WF-AID is undertaking multiple water projects in Pakistan to address water scarcity and improve sanitation.

These include a pipeline project in Baltistan, which will benefit around 4,000 individuals daily by sourcing water from mountains to a central collection point. In Jacobabad and Shikarpur, Sindh, pipelines and water pumps are aimed to be installed to provide accessible drinking water, reducing the burden on women and children who travel long distances. An extra deep well powered with solar submersible pump will be installed in KPK, supplying fresh water to more than 1,000 families. R.O Filtration projects in Punjab which will involve building water filtration plants to provide potable water and reduce waterborne diseases.

We also aim to facilitate washroom projects in impoverished areas, construct submersible hand pumps in Attock and Chakwal, and deep solar submersible pumps in D. I. Khan. These initiatives aim to alleviate water scarcity, improve hygiene, and benefit local communities.