Badin Island water station

Badin Island water station

Sadagaat Organization has completed the Badin Island (Mashikhat Tochi) water station, in Al Borqiq locality – Northern State.

This station provides clean drinking water to more than 5000 residents of the area and the neighboring villages.

Fttabrnu Water Station

Fttabrnu Water Station

The project is a full water station in the village that includes:

1-  Well drilling 200 feet deep.

2-  Provision and installation of steel Elevated Tank with size of 10,000 Gallon.

3-  Provision and installation of (Hybrid pumping System (Solar & Diesel Unites )  & the Submersible pump.

4-  Fencing & Internal distribution network ( Animal basin and Karo hose and human drinking tabs).

Um Skina Water Station

Um Skina Water Station

The project is complimentary of a water station in the village that includes:

  • Installing a solar water pumping system (submersible pump, solar energy panels with a support structure and a control switch).
  • Fencing and drinking stripes for the station

The number of project beneficiaries is about 3000 residents, in addition to livestock.

Estimated cost:3,350,000 Sudanese pounds

Al Dawa’ab Water Station

Al Dawa’ab Water Station

The project is a complimentary of a water station in the village that includes:

  • Installing a 24 m3 GRP water tank on a 6 meter high iron rack.
  • Installing an electric water pumping system.
  • Fencing and stripes for the station

The number of project beneficiaries is about 4000 residents, in addition to livestock.

Abu Daqees Water Station

Abu Daqees Water Station

Project Components:

  • Drilling a 500-foot-deep water well
  • Installation of a solar-powered water pumping system, including a submersible pump, solar panels with a supporting structure, and a control switch to operate the station and provide a reliable water supply
  • Installation of a 12 m³ water tank on a 6-meter-high tower
  • Fencing the water station with a metal fence and constructing drinking troughs for people and livestock

The water station will serve approximately 5,400 people.