The project consists of building a safe drinking water system, consisting of a concrete storage tank, distribution pipelines, as well as taps and consumption meters for 68 households. The water will come from a natural spring, which is owned by the local community group and has been tested for safe drinking.
500 Calycophyllum multiflorum trees will be planted on 0.16 ha surrounding the natural spring to protect it. 140 m of live barriers, using Yucca elephantipes, will be planted on areas prone to landslides. A disaster prevention committee will be formed. The project includes a health component, with a diagnosis of local health, water samples and clorification of water.
Training workshops will be given on use of water, maintenace of the water distribution system, administration, gender, environment and disaster prevention.
The community is organised in various committees, including supervision, evaluation, maintenance and administration of the water system.