Community Building Group builds boreholes, rainwater catchment basins, small-scale irrigation systems and solar electrification for communities that need them most.
Community Building Group partners with rural communities in Burkina Faso to design water and energy systems that are built to last — owned, maintained and led by the people who use them every day.
We believe access to clean water and reliable power isn't charity — it's the foundation everything else is built on: health, education, food security and dignity.
Learn Our StoryBefore a well arrives, women and girls in many of our partner villages walk as far as 12 kilometers a day to fetch water — time and energy that comes directly out of the school day and out of family income.
When clean water is available year-round, that changes. Women no longer spend the day walking for water. With irrigation equipment replacing manual watering by hand, girls are freed from hours of labor hauling water to family gardens — and school attendance rises.
Every project is designed with the community, built to last, and handed over with the training to keep it running.

Solar-powered boreholes with smart-controller pumping and automatic tank fill-up.
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Community-scale catchment basins that capture and store rainwater for the dry season.
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Drip and solar-pumped irrigation that helps farming families grow food year-round.
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Solar lighting and micro-grids that power homes, clinics and schools after dark.
Learn more →Join our Give Water campaign and fund a borehole, tap stand or filter for a family in need.
Testimonials below are placeholders — we'll update these with real community stories soon.
"The borehole changed everything. My daughters used to walk hours for water — now they're in school."
"With solar power, our clinic can care for patients safely at night for the first time ever."
"The irrigation system let us grow vegetables year-round. Our income has grown with it."

See the moment a community turned on clean water for the first time.
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How solar-pumped irrigation is changing a growing season.
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Clean water nearby is changing school attendance for girls.
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