Clean Drinking Water for 2 Million Poor - Pakistan

Clean water remains the foundation of good health, improved hygiene, and stronger communities. Our efforts are focused on reaching families living in areas where safe water is limited.

Unfortunately, many regions of Pakistan are deprived of this basic necessity because of poor infrastructure and public policy. As a result, people resort to contaminated water sources, leading to an increase in cases of dysentery, hepatitis C, and other illnesses.

To address this issue, Hope Uplift Foundation continued to expand its clean water initiatives to ensure that vulnerable communities have reliable access to safe drinking water. Over the reporting period, we installed new water wells, hand pumps, water coolers, and water purification systems across rural Sindh, while maintaining existing operations. In addition, water boring projects, storage tanks, and washroom facilities were developed to improve sanitation and support schools and community spaces. These interventions are helping to reduce water scarcity, improve public health, and provide long-term relief to thousands of beneficiaries across Pakistan.

• A total of PKR 4,093,460 was spent on clean water initiatives during the reporting period.
• The funds supported 90 installations, repairs, and maintenance activities.
• Spending was highest in June, when most of the new well work was carried out, and remained steady in the following months.
• Roughly half of the funds went toward water wells, followed by hand pumps.
• The remainder supported water coolers, the RO plant, boring work, and other water-related needs.
• These funds helped extend access to safe drinking water while keeping existing facilities running.

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