Developments on the Hive borehole project continue to progress nicely, bringing us close to its completion. Following successful drilling and mechanization works, current focus now is on the continuing structural works under Phase 2 of the project. This is also a crucial stage and it involves a systematic design and development of structure to give the water facility new look and this structural development is not just mere additions but something very necessary to ensure easy accessibility of the water.. The main work includes walls that will hold the taps, and a strong pillar system that will hold the water tank.
After these tasks are finished, the project will transition into its next stage, the final stage where project would be officialy unveiled and made available to the community use. The borehole will soon be operational and we will mark that moment as a community event like we always do so everyone can appreciate the hard work put into making it a reality.This project isn't just about water - it is about respect for humanity, it is about health and it is about development. This is where community empowerment- comes in something that the hallmark of the project.
With our 21st borehole soon to be completed, we are step closer to providing even more communities with the gift of beautiful and abundant water. We hope to see this happening in future. Everyone her i believe has played a crucial role and we thank you all for the backing you have provided to this project. We plan to take a break and reflect after this project. Next we would like to revisit the communities where we have installed boreholes, to hear how these water have been of much help to them. We will seek to understand how well the facilities have been maintained and what kind of difference they have made for their health, education, and everyday life.
It will also allow us to identify existing struggles in these communities and assist in tweaking our work if we need to so as ensure that it is improvement-focused as we continue with the project. Huge thanks to everyone in the Hive ecosystem for supporting all of this. Thanks to all especially to our team who have played a a great part throughout the Journey. If there is one thing that we need to be proud it would not be just the building of the boreholes but the making of lasting impacts in the lives of many people.
This is something that Hive is about…supporting others, helping where we can. Really impressive and great work. All the people deserves clean water. Its sometimes hard to understand that something that is so normal for us is impossible for other people.
The sad aspect of life is what you've said,"when something normal for us is impossible for other people". In communities where we have built the boreholes, water is a luxury, which means they either struggled to get it or pay more for it. Glad we could assist such communities with the help of Hive.
You guys are doing a great work, keep it up.
Thank you 😊
Nice work @collinz. Investing in the lives of people in deprive communities like this is worth celebrating. With the increase in surface water contamination by illegal mining activities, agro-chemical usage, factory waste, deforestationg, ect. It's worth acknowledging that you and your team have resorted to exploring groundwater for this deprived communities. Groundwater is safe, clean, hygienic and very reliable. God bless you all
Thanks for your kind words and for the support. We are doing our part and we look forward to impacting many as possible. All thanks to Hive for making this possible.
21st borehole already? Wow. I’m so excited.