In many rural areas in Africa, access to clean water is a daily challenge for residents, with many families having to walk long distances to fetch water from unsafe sources. According to the United Nations, more than *200 million people* in Sub-Saharan Africa lack access to safe drinking water, leading to the spread of diseases and increased suffering. The *Hand Pump Well Project* aims to provide a simple, effective solution by ensuring sustainable access to clean water for families living in remote areas.

The *Hand Pump Well Project* involves digging a well to a medium depth of *25 meters, providing access to fresh water. The well has a lifespan of up to **5 years* and serves around *200 people*. This initiative helps improve the living conditions of families and saves them time and energy spent fetching water from faraway sources.