Drilling – Séguéla Kofikoroh, Ivory Coast
Construction of a borehole in Séguéla Kofikoroh to provide sustainable access to drinking water for a community without a secure source.
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Drilling – Séguéla Kofikoroh, Ivory Coast
In Séguéla Kofikoroh, a remote village in northern Ivory Coast, access to drinking water remains a daily struggle. Residents, especially women and children, travel long distances to reach often unsanitary water sources, exposing the entire community to health risks.
This project aims to drill a deep well equipped with a hand pump to provide clean, accessible, and sustainable water. This installation will improve public health, reduce the burden of domestic chores, and free up valuable time for children's education, particularly for girls.
Thanks to this well, an entire village will regain its dignity, its health, and the possibility of building a more peaceful future.