Every CBG borehole is powered by a solar pumping system with a smart controller: when the water level in the storage tank drops below a set threshold, the controller automatically triggers the pump to refill it — no generator, no fuel, no one standing by to switch it on.
Piped from the tank out to shared points across the village.
Multiple fountain access points to cut walking distance and waiting time.
LED lighting at the fountain for safe access, even at night.
Multiple hoses at each site so families don't wait in line.




One village, one borehole — with a solar-powered pumping system for clean water, the country has over 8,000 villages to be targeted.
Each water well is designed to reach at least 5,000 direct beneficiaries, with a yearly target of 25,000 residents served per year.
At least 60% of beneficiaries are women, girls and young people.
CBG drills and equips each community borehole.