The project will convert the unreliable borehole at Igbudu Modern Primary School, Warri, Nigeria, into a solar-powered water system. Frequent power outages leave over 1,000 students, teachers, and community members without clean water, forcing children to leave class to fetch water from distant wells. Your support will provide safe, sustainable water, improve hygiene and health, increase school attendance, and give every child the opportunity to learn in a safe and dignified environment.
The existing borehole at Igbudu Modern Primary School depends on unreliable electricity, leaving over 1,000 students, teachers, and nearby residents without clean water during frequent power outages. Children are often forced to leave class to fetch water from distant wells, disrupting learning, compromising hygiene, and increasing the risk of disease and safety. TCOD aims to provide a sustainable solar-powered water system to ensure safe, reliable water year-round.
This project will upgrade the existing borehole into a reliable solar-powered water system, providing uninterrupted access to clean water regardless of electricity outages. It will improve hygiene, sanitation, and health, reduce time spent fetching water, increase school attendance, and create a safer learning environment for over 1,000 students, teachers, and community members while providing a sustainable, environmentally friendly water solution.
The project will provide a sustainable, long-term source of clean water for over 1,000 students, teachers, and community members, improving health, hygiene, and school attendance. By eliminating dependence on unreliable electricity through solar power, the system will reduce waterborne diseases, create a healthier learning environment, strengthen community resilience, and ensure reliable access to clean water for many years.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
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