In many local communities, the availability of clean water for consumption and domestic use is a pressing challenge. Locals often rely on river water, local wells, and swamps as their water sources. Unfortunately, due to water contamination and prolonged dry seasons, these villages frequently face severe shortages of clean water.

Furthermore, the absence of proper sanitation facilities compounds the problem. Human waste is commonly disposed of directly into nearby swamps or rivers without any treatment. In villages that are not situated near swamps or rivers, sewage is often disposed of in unprotected ground holes, which are susceptible to flooding and pose a significant risk to public health and hygiene. Addressing these critical issues is vital to ensure the well-being and safety of these communities.