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Senegal Solar-Powered and Stored Water Well

Senegal Solar-Powered and Stored Water Well

Water and Sanitation

Information: You can have a water well dug with 5 installments, exclusive to Kuveyt Türk credit cards.

With a solar-powered water well donation in Senegal, you can ensure the opening of a complete water well in a settlement in need of clean water. As Hayrat Aid, we contribute to families in the region having easier access to clean water with wells consisting of solar-powered pump and storage systems.

Why is Opening a Water Well in Senegal Important?

According to UNICEF's current country data, approximately 88% of the population in Senegal can obtain drinking water from an improved source within a period not exceeding 30 minutes. In contrast, only 27% of the population has access to drinking water that is close to their home or place of residence, accessible when needed, and whose cleanliness is guaranteed. Approximately 9% of the population uses unimproved drinking water sources.

These data show that access to water in Senegal is not limited to merely having a source; it is also important that water is delivered safely, sustainably, and close to settlements.

Through Hayrat Aid, by opening a solar-powered and stored water well in Senegal, you can support the opening of a complete well that can benefit an average of 600–1,000 people.

Features of the Solar-Powered and Stored Well Model

In this model, water extracted from underground is transferred to a storage tank via a solar-powered pump. The stored water is then made available for daily use by the local community.

The use of solar energy enables the pump system to operate, especially in rural settlements where electricity infrastructure is limited.

Region: Africa

Country: Senegal

Well type: Solar-powered and stored water well

Average depth: 20–35 meters

Average lifespan: 10–15 years

Average number of beneficiaries: 600–1,000 people

Average completion time: 3–4 months

Factors such as disasters, security conditions, transportation possibilities, conditions of the region where the well will be opened, and material supply can change the completion time.

Full Water Well Donation and Signboard Process

The donation amount specified in this campaign is the total cost determined for the opening of a complete solar-powered and stored water well in Senegal.

The signboard prepared for each water well includes the name or names requested by the donor. The signboard prepared after the donation is submitted for your approval before the well is opened.

In line with the approved signboard, the well is completed and put into use. Afterwards, photos and videos of the work are shared with you. Donors who make a full water well donation are also sent a model of the water well, containing information about the opened well, as a gift.

How to Donate for a Water Well in Senegal?

Online Donation: You can make your donation for the specified full well cost using the donation field on this page.

Bank Transfer / EFT: You can make a donation for the specified full well cost to our account numbers with the description “Senegal Solar-Powered and Stored Water Well”.

General Donation: To support with any amount you wish without covering the full well cost, you can contribute to our General Water Well Donation campaign.

Donation and Information by Phone: You can contact our representatives or our call center at 444 36 74.

You too can contribute to our clean water efforts by having a complete solar-powered and stored water well opened in Senegal.

For detailed information about the maintenance and implementation processes of water wells, you can review our Frequently Asked Questions About Water Wells page.

Frequently asked questions

Does the donation amount on this page cover a complete water well?

Yes. The donation amount specified on this page is the total cost determined for the opening of a complete water well with a solar-powered pump and storage system in Senegal. This campaign is not a general donation with a flexible amount, but a full well donation.

How many people will benefit from this water well opened in Senegal?

It is estimated that an average of 600–1,000 people will benefit from the well. The number of beneficiaries may vary depending on the population of the settlement where the well is opened and usage conditions.

What is the depth of the Senegal water well?

The average depth of solar-powered and stored water wells in this campaign is 20–35 meters. The exact depth may vary depending on groundwater and site conditions in the region where the well will be opened.

How long does it take to open a solar-powered water well in Senegal?

The average completion time for the well is 3–4 months. Factors such as site conditions, transportation, security conditions, and material supply can change this period.