$6,500 covers the cost of drilling one well.

These boreholes are equipped with simple, low-tech hand pumps that ensure ease of use and minimal maintenance, making them ideal for rural settings. The construction process usually takes about a week, including installing concrete reinforcements and setting up a soak-away system to manage runoff. Each borehole serves around 200 villagers, transforming their daily lives by offering a reliable, safe water source.