Bagavathi
Project Snapshot
Country: India
GPS Coordinates:
  Latitude 10.891450
Longitude 78.856750
Impact:
Total Served: 700
Status: Completed (?)
Completion Date (or estimate): 11/11/2009
Latest Update: 01/15/2010
This village, not far from the first, suffered many of the same water problems. Prior to this well being installed they walked great distances for water. Even then, what they found was water designated for the fields and crop growing – unsuitable and unsafe to drink.
Thankfully,with the help of the students at Burns HS FFA, these people are enjoying their very own protected water source.
These wells, pumps and tap stands will make gathering clean, safe water very easy for these densely populated villages. The projects were funded through and managed by our partner, Wells for Life.
Project Photos
Sponsors
Groups:
Burns High School FFA – North Carolina
Country Details
India
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- Population: 1.16 Billion
- Lacking clean water: 11%
- Below poverty line: 25%
- Climate: Varies from tropical monsoon in south to temperate in north
- Languages: English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Urdu
- Ethnic Groups: Indo-Aryan 72%, Dravidian 25%, Mongoloid and other 3%
- Life Expectancy: 69 years
- Infant Mortality Rate: 55 deaths per 1000 live births
Partner Profile
Wells for Life
Wells for Life® continues to receive requests for water wells in different rural villages and communities throughout India. It is our vision to meet every viable request presented to us, and to do it in a sustainable way with lasting impact. We seek to carry out our projects with the wholehearted participation of the receiving community and to work with the community. Taking ownership of the well project, they will keep it a life giving source of water for years to come.
With each of our projects we utilize the expertise of Indian professionals trained in engineering, hydrogeology, and construction as well gain the help of the receiving community to carry out the project. Furthermore, it is our goal to establish the location of each project on property that will afford equal access to all those within the village or community, regardless of one's faith or caste.
Finally, it is our hope that each project initiated will bring immediate relief and be a building block for future projects for all those we are in partnership with.










































