For over ten years, the Ali Asghar Water Appeal has strived to provide better access to water for many water-scarce communities.
Last year, with your help, we installed four water wells in villages across Pakistan, reaching 3,175 people living without access to clean and safe water.
Our partners on the ground identified District Rajanpur and District Dera Ghazi Khan as two locations in need of immediate attention, noting that the current water sources have become bitter and animals and humans alike, drink water from the same rainy water pond.
Two villages in these districts had a lack of electrical facilities, so we installed solar submersible wells in those locations and then two electrical submersible wells in the other two villages.
Village 1: Village Ghulam Qadir (Rajan Pur)
Homes: 15
Population: 200
Animals: 400
School: Primary (1km away) from the village
Students: 80
Electricity: No
Pump Type: Electric Water Submersible Pump
Village 2: Village Muhammad Ramzan (Rajan Pur)
Homes: 15
Population: 225
Animals: 200
School: Primary (1km away from the village)
Students: 100
Electricity: No
Pump Type: Solar Water Submersible Pump
Village 3: Village Hussain Abad (D. G. Khan)
Homes: 100
Population: 950
Animals: 1000
School: Primary (in the village)
Students: 200
Electricity: Yes
Pump Type: Electric Water Submersible Pump
Village 4: Village Meer Wali (D .G. Khan)
Homes: 150
Population: 1800
Animals: 1500
School: Primary (in the village)
Students: 250
Electricity: Yes
Pump Type: Electric Water Submersible Pump
