CLEAN WATER AND ENERGY FOR ZIMBABWE​
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ZIMBABWE & COVID-19
All over the world, people are worried about the spread of the Corona virus. In The Netherlands, almost 1.7 million people have been tested positively for Covid-19 disease. Almost 18,000 people have died from Covid-19.
In Zimbabwe the corona pandemic is ongoing. Preventative measures are of vital importance right now. Mpilo Foundation decided to take action and your support is needed more than ever!
Rehabilitating 14 boreholes
Providing clean water for 20 communities in the Hurungwe District
Pilot: 6 boreholes
Pilot project for rehabilitating six poorly or non-functioning boreholes.
Murimbika Village
Realising a borehole for Murimbika Village.
Electricity for seven schools
Realising a solar installation for seven primary schools, allowing them to teach IT.
Clean water for Matabeleland
Installing seven Bush Pumps and one Solar Pump for schools, villages and one clinic in Matabeleland.
Mpilo means ‘life’. Life that largely depends on the accessibility of basic needs. Mpilo Foundation mainly focuses on Zimbabwe. Almost a third of households have to walk for half an hour to fetch water. Only a third of all households have electricity, a number that drops to just 10% in the rural areas. Solar energy is sustainable. Electricity means light. Light provides safety in the dark. Electricity also means contact with the outside world. For instance, it allows locals to charge their mobile phones. And many people in Africa use their mobile phone to generate a source of income.
The four criteria
Mpilo Foundation uses four criteria for its projects to make sure all help provided is successful and durable. These criteria help us provide sustainable solutions.
Sustainable facilities
Small-Scale projects
Local Involvement
