Uganda Water Well

By having a water well drilled in Uganda, you can be instrumental in bringing the life hopes of people in need to green.

Bangladesh Water Well

By having a water well drilled in Bangladesh, you can be instrumental in bringing the life hopes of people in need to green.

CHAD TULUMBALI WATER WELL

By providing a water well in Chad, you can be a lifeline for people who have difficulty in accessing water, you can touch their future

Afghanistan Water Well

By having a water well drilled in Afghanistan, you can be instrumental in bringing the hope of life to people in need.

WATER WELL

Drilling Water Wells in Africa

Access to clean well water is not given much thought because it is something most of us in the Western world do not lack. Unfortunately, this is not the case in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa and can often make or break a child's ability to attend school safely. 40% of the global population does not have access to clean water, and 50% of these people live in sub-Saharan Africa. In addition, many communities are not located near a water source, and individuals spend an average of 33 minutes each day walking to get water…which is often still unsafe to drink! Women and girls are disproportionately affected by this reality. Our African partners recognize these inconsistencies and work tirelessly to ensure clean water for everyone in the communities where they work. When many of us envision water solutions, the first image that comes to mind is well water, and it is often the most common means of water delivery. However, as we mentioned before, there are actually many different technologies that can be used to obtain clean water!

Drilling long-lasting water wells in Africa requires technical knowledge, cultural understanding/sensitivity, correct planning, quality materials and years of experience. Whether you're considering building your own water well or partnering with a charity that already drills water wells in Africa,

Honesty and Transparency

Calculating the real cost of a water project

We believe deeply in end-to-end transparency and accountability. This means not only showing every outcome, but also being honest about every cost. Anyone can dig a hole. Anyone can install a pump. But making sure a water project is sustainable and reliable takes time, expertise and a commitment to honest evaluation. How to open a water well? Yedi Başak Humanitarian Aid Association finances the entire life cycle project costs. We request that our partners disclose, to the best of their ability, the true costs of installing and maintaining a water point.

We know that claims of “low-cost” wells or “lifetime” water access for $20 per person are just that, claims. Everyone knows that costs are higher and results are less accurate. Claims to the contrary cheapen the work and ultimately disrespect the communities served. In addition to revealing true water well drilling costs, we also provide realistic assessments of the number of people a particular water project could actually benefit. Quoting a general census rather than more realistic usage figures inflates the perceived impact and may actually deter further necessary investment. Our goal is to see that water is usable and reliable in an entire area.

Transparency and accountability are about first committing to serving others with excellence. When done right, our supporters always benefit, too.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The inspection and follow-up of the water wells opened with your donations are done by our teams. In areas where water wells are drilled, responsible persons are determined and intervention is made in case of malfunction. When fault information is received from any of the water wells, repairs and similar responsibilities are carried out. Repair projects are carried out for the malfunctions detected in water wells that have exceeded 3 years as a result of the inspections.

Specialty water wells are built only in areas and situations where drilling a water well does not meet the needs. These wells are often built integrating with storage, plumbing, intermediate materials, carrier engines and similar equipment.

Sometimes an orphanage's bath, sometimes a mosque's fountain, sometimes meeting the irrigation needs of agricultural land or different difficulties, these structures are built to meet the needs of the region at once and completely. Although the conditions and costs of special water wells differ each time, they are among the most needed projects.

In order not to encounter any health problems due to substances such as arsenic and cyanide, water samples are taken from each well drilled and water analysis is performed in the laboratory environment. According to the result of the report, if the water to be obtained is suitable, the water well is opened for use.

Water well works take about 1-3 months. This period may vary depending on the region and the problems that may occur in that region.

One out of every 10 people in the world does not have access to water. Drought, poverty, rapid population growth and pollution threaten clean drinking water resources. In our world where billions of people do not have healthy water, mass diseases are increasing day by day. If serious and feasible measures are not taken to reduce clean water resources, the dangers that people face will increase even more. As Yedi Başak, we are working to ensure that millions of people around the world who suffer from water shortage problems have access to clean water to meet their every need. At the beginning of these works is to open water wells or specialty water wells in areas of need.

The countries where Yedi Başak drill water wells are determined according to needs. In this context; Chad, Ghana, Cameroon, Niger, Senegal, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Niger, Nigeria, Gaza and Yemen are among the regions where Yedi Başak conducts water well studies. Our association may change from time to time in countries and regions. Before choosing a region to have a water well drilled, you should contact the authorized Yedi Başak personnel by calling 553 886 7777.

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