Gallery
Gallery
The work as it happens — boreholes sunk by hand, latrines built by certified local masons, gardens planted, committees trained.
Before: a 20-litre bucket carried up a three-metre cliff at Chaseta
Before: households drawing drinking water from an open pool
Sinking the shaft by hand at Chaseta
Community members moulding and hauling bricks for the well
Women carrying sand and gravel to the construction site
USAID-WC-EWSF engraved on the completed well apron
After: safe water a stone's throw from home
A protected shallow well with an Afridev pump, handed over to the community
Celebrating a new water point
A community water point in daily use
Solar-powered water system storage tank
Elevated tank stand for a mechanised water system
Water system constructed in partnership with World Vision International
Borehole maintenance training with a Water Point Committee
Learners at a school water point
School tap stand supporting daily hygiene practice
A seven drop-hole institutional latrine block
Constructing a corbelled latrine
Hygiene materials distributed to primary schools
Field masons kitted out for construction works
Natural Resource Management Committee receiving tree seeds and tubes
Establishing a community tree nursery
A backyard vegetable garden established with VSL members
Tending a backyard garden for household nutrition
Certificates awarded after Water Users Association training
A 14-day Water Users Association training session
Annual planning meeting with community structures
Commissioning of Chaseta Community Health Clinic
Chaseta Community Health Clinic, built with support from World Connect
A Village Savings and Loan group meeting