How Khalsa Aid Is Changing The Lives Of Malawi Residents With Water Pumps & Clean Water Access
With their project Water4Africa NGO Khalsa Aid is working hard to bring water to the rural communities in Africa. According to a recent study released by World Bank Water by 2040 it is predicted that 33 countries are likely to face extremely high water stress - including 15 in the Middle East most of Northern Africa.
We all take the availability of water for granted. Let's take Holi celebrations for instance, with 'gulal water' and fancy rain dance parties, gallons of water is wasted.
On the other hand, there are people in Malawi, Africa, who are overjoyed at the mere sight of a water pump!
With their project Water4Africa, NGO Khalsa Aid is working hard to bring water to the rural communities in Africa. Take a look at these videos where women are dancing and singing because they're overwhelmed by the new water pumps in their village:
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The happiness & joy of the people from rural #Malawi after we installed a water pump in their village earlier this year. #Water #Africa pic.twitter.com/7I1WGaZdmB
¡ª Khalsa Aid (@Khalsa_Aid) 16 November 2018
How a water pump bought singing & dancing in a rural village in #Malawi ????????
¡ª Khalsa Aid (@Khalsa_Aid) 22 March 2019
Our Water4Africa is changing lives across rural #Africa. Thank you for the support.
DONATE: https://t.co/KDtNwLPEPC#WorldWaterDay2019 #WorldWaterDay #SKYNEWS pic.twitter.com/LHyHVE7LIw
According to a recent study released by World Bank Water, by 2040 it is predicted that 33 countries are likely to face extremely high water stress - including 15 in the Middle East, most of Northern Africa, Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan and Spain.
?Nearly half the world¡¯s pop. lives w/ water scarcity
¡ª World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) 21 March 2019
?By 2050, nearly 20% of the world¡¯s pop. will be at risk of floods
?Integrating #GreenandGray infrastructure can help build climate-resilience. NEW REPORT: https://t.co/AdpazNpbBr @WorldResources @GFDRR #WorldWaterDay pic.twitter.com/TaGOC9Hpqj
WHO states that thousands of people in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe lack safe drinking water after the Cyclone Idai. This puts them at higher risk of diarrhoeal diseases like cholera and typhoid. 844 million people lack even a basic drinking-water service, including 159 million people who are dependent on surface water.
Globally, at least two billion people use a drinking water source contaminated with faeces.
Our #Water4Africa project has changed 1000s of lives across #Africa ! The project continues .....
¡ª Khalsa Aid (@Khalsa_Aid) 22 March 2019
TO DONATE: https://t.co/KDtNwLPEPC#WorldWaterDay2019 #WorldWaterDay pic.twitter.com/uWJ3avl5le
Khalsa Aid is doing their bit to help these people through the Water4Africa project and the project has changed 1000s of lives across Africa!
Don't ever take water for granted, for there are billions who don't get a drop of it!
