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Project Name: Drinking Water Project, Shivgad Tanda (hamlet)
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Project Summary

Owner :  Watershed Organization Trust
Status : Completed
Country : India
Application : 16
Last Report Update : 29 Mar, 2009(over 1 year ago)
Last Progress/Status Report : None

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School child...School children accessing clean water
A tap connection from the drinking water tank is given to the school. School children now have access to clean water in the school premises itself.
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Drinking Wat...Drinking Water Tank, Shivgad Tanda
A new water tank has been constructed and water connection is given to the families.
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Water tap co...Water tap connection, Shivgad Tanda
Now potable water is easily available at the door step. Women no longer have to tread long distances to fetch water. This has reduced their drudgery and also has more time for other activities.

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