Donation
Contribute to Building a Water-Well for
Wilberforce Farms Tanzania.
| Item | Description | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Site Survey | Hydrogeological and geophysical surveys | $1,200 |
| Drilling | Drilling150 meters, labor and equipment | $6,000 |
| Casing | PVC casing installation (150 meters) | $900 |
| Pump System | Submersible pump and installation | $2,000 |
| Pump House Construction | Building a structure to house the pump | $700 |
| Water Testing | Laboratory testing of water quality | $300 |
| Permits & Fees | Necessary drilling permits and fees | $500 |
| Transport & Logistics | Transportation of equipment and personnel | $700 |
| Miscellaneous | Contingency for unexpected expenses | $700 |
| Total budget: | $12,000 |
Breakdown:
1. Site Survey ($1,200):
Conducting hydrogeological and geophysical surveys to determine the optimal drilling location.
2. Drilling ($6,000):
Drilling the well to a depth of up to 150 meters, including labor and equipment costs.
3. Casing ($900):
Installing a PVC casing to ensure the well’s structural integrity and prevent contamination.
4. Pump System ($2,000):
Purchasing and installing a submersible pump suitable for the well’s depth and expected water yield.
5. Pump House Construction ($700):
Constructing a small building to protect the pump and other equipment from the elements.
6. Water Testing ($300):
Performing laboratory tests to ensure the water meets quality standards.
7. Permits and Fees ($500):
Covering the costs of all necessary permits and regulatory fees.
8. Transport and Logistics ($700):
Transportation of drilling equipment and personnel to and from the site.
9. Miscellaneous ($700):
Allocating funds for any unforeseen expenses that may arise during the project.
TOTAL BUDGET $12,000