Water Well with Electric Pump & Tanks 2 Villages

One of the Largest Water Wells in Africa – A Game-Changer for Entire Communities

This is one of the biggest and most impactful wells we build in Africa, designed to serve a massive number of people. Each project is unique—sometimes it’s built for one large village, sometimes between two villages, or even in a city. No matter the location, this well provides clean, life-sustaining water to over 1,000 people daily, ensuring that hundreds of families have reliable access to water for generations to come.

This well is a true engineering marvel, equipped with a high-capacity electric pump that fills enormous 4,000-liter storage tanks. These tanks ensure a constant water supply without the need for the pump to run continuously, helping conserve energy and extend the pump’s lifespan. But that’s not all—this project also includes solar panels, allowing it to function independently of the power grid, ensuring uninterrupted water access even in areas with no electricity.

This well is more than just a water source—it’s the heart of the community, providing essential drinking water, while also supporting hygiene, cooking, housekeeping, and farming. It is built to serve women, men, the elderly, and children, offering life-changing benefits to communities that previously struggled with extreme water shortages.

Each project is different—sometimes built in a single large village, sometimes strategically placed between two villages, or even in a city—but the impact remains the same: thousands of people gaining access to clean, safe water that improves their daily lives. Wherever it is placed, this well serves as a pillar of hope and sustainability, strengthening communities and ensuring a brighter, healthier future.

Once the well is built in your name (or a name of your choice), you will receive a collection of pictures and videos documenting the construction process, along with the exact location of the well.

Project Details:

Location: Niger, Cameroon, Chad

Construction period: 1-4 Months

Beneficiaries: A massive village, two villages, or a city – 1,000+ people

Depth: 60 meters

Tank Capacity: 4,000 liters

Power Source: Electric pump + solar panels for uninterrupted operation

Lifespan: Minimum 10–15 years

Features: Multiple faucets, high-capacity storage tanks, solar-powered for sustainability

Maintenance: Every 12 months