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There is a global water crisis.

785 million people around the globe do not have access to a basic drinking water service and 2 billion people around the globe use drinking water that is contaminated with faeces. 

1 in 9 people around the globe do not have access to safe and clean drinking water. The consequences of this are multiple and affect all spheres of life. 

At The Zahra(s) Trust Canada, we work hard to provide sustainable water solutions for communities in need. This project provides different options for water solutions that vary based on region typography and resource availability.  

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Unspecified donations will support our general Water Aid fund. This flexibility allows us to support various water initiatives or ongoing maintenance.

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Pakistan 

Within Pakistan we aim to provide multiple different water solutions in order to serve as many regions as possible. Electric water wells work by pumping clean water using a bore water well and an electric motor at the cost of $2,500. While much more convenient for beneficiaries, unfortunately, these wells can only be installed in regions with access to electricity.  

In desert regions, solar water plants are required to provide safe drinking water. These plants consist of a bore well and solar panels which allow solar energy to power the motor and pumping of water. In these regions the water is very deep in the soil.

Previous work: Yemen

In a country where 18 million people are in urgent need of water, sanitation and hygiene assistance, access to clean and safe water remains crucial for basic human survival. In response to this crisis, water ultra-filtration plants have been built to purify existing but contaminated water sources.

Each plant has the potential to provide up to 60,000 litres of clean water per day to local communities in Yemen, possibly serving up to 50,000 people. We have now completed one water filtration plant through the Save a Life in Yemen campaign which is helping serve hundreds, if not thousands of individuals in need.

Our response to the on-going global water crisis is only possible with your support. Donate today to help provide safe, clean water for those in need.  

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