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Invest 5 Shares to Build a Borehole in Somalia
Somalia, renowned for its deep-rooted history and vibrant culture, is currently facing one of its most challenging water crises. Consecutive droughts have left the nation thirsty, triggering a series of issues, from dwindling food supplies to a drop in agricultural activities.
Somalia's Water Crisis
Water shortage in Somalia transcends mere dry terrains. It's synonymous with the escalating hunger that's tightening its grip on the country. With farming activities halted due to water scarcity, food deficits are widespread. The gravity of the situation has propelled Somalia to the pinnacle of the International Rescue Committee’s Emergency Watch list. The culprits? A lethal blend of drought and the repercussions of prolonged conflict, culminating in a dire food emergency.
For multiple seasons in a row, Somalia has awaited rains in vain. Projections for mid-2023 indicate that an alarming 8 million individuals, nearly half of Somalia's inhabitants, will confront extreme food insecurity. The ominous threat of an imminent famine looms large.
MAA Responds To The Crisis
We've embarked on a mission to build a Solar-Powered Borehole in Gumeys village, Jowhar, Somalia. This borehole isn't merely a water source; it symbolises a lifeline, poised to deliver clean water to 36,000 primary beneficiaries.
What's included in the borehole construction?
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Hydro geological and geophysical studies
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Borehole Drilling (estimated depth: 150m-200m)
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Water Testing
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Solar Panels and Inverter
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Well Cap, Storage, and Generator Room
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Diesel Generator
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Elevated Concrete water tank (25m3)
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3 Animal Troughs
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Water Distribution points including 10 tap dispencary and donkey-cart filling station.
To give you an idea of what the project entails, check out the video below:
Your Role in This Endeavour
For just $25, you can invest 5 Sadaqah Jariyah Shares towards the borehole. Your donation will help support those affected by the drought with clean water.
Donate through Muslim Aid Australia and be the change. United, we possess the power to counteract Somalia's water crisis and extend a helping hand to those in desperate need.
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