Water and sanitation programmes

We Support local communities access fresh water through construction and renovation of water taps, dams, tanks, drilling of boreholes and instils the knowledge of rainwater harvest. Our comprehensive approach involves the construction and renovation of water infrastructure, including taps, dams, tanks, and boreholes, while also empowering communities with the knowledge of rainwater harvesting. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of how ECIO is making a significant impact on water accessibility in Tanzania’s rural regions, all while staying committed to sustainability and community empowerment.

1. Construction and Renovation of Water Taps:

   • ECIO recognizes the importance of accessible water sources within rural communities. To ensure that clean, safe water is readily available, we engage in the construction and renovation of water taps. These taps provide a convenient and reliable source of fresh water for community members.

2. Dams for Water Storage:

   • Dams are an essential part of our water access strategy. ECIO invests in the construction of dams to harness rainwater, ensuring a consistent supply even during dry seasons. These dams also serve as a valuable resource for agriculture, promoting food security in rural areas.

3. Water Tanks Installation:

   • To enhance water storage capacity, ECIO installs water tanks strategically within communities. These tanks play a pivotal role in preserving water for daily use, as well as for agriculture and livestock, strengthening the resilience of local households.

4. Borehole Drilling:

   • Boreholes are a sustainable solution to access groundwater. ECIO engages in the drilling of boreholes, reaching deep into the earth to tap into clean water sources. This approach ensures a continuous supply of fresh water and reduces the burden on surface water resources.

5. Rainwater Harvesting Education:

   • ECIO firmly believes in equipping communities with knowledge and skills for sustainable water management. We organize workshops and training sessions to educate community members about rainwater harvesting techniques. This empowers them to make the most of natural resources, reducing their reliance on external water sources.