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Eladaluwa Estate, Hali-Ela, Badulla Zonal Education Office, Uva Province, Sri Lanka.
The absence of a reliable and safe water supply severely affected daily school activities, hygiene, and sanitation practices. Unsafe water sources and inadequate sanitation facilities posed health risks and compromised the dignity of young students, especially girls. This project was selected to restore the natural water source, rebuild the water system, and ensure continuous access to clean and safe water for students, teachers, and the surrounding estate community.
Restored the natural water source by constructing 3 concrete rings (each 3 feet deep) and covering the structure to prevent debris contamination.
Cleaned the water flow line and rehabilitated the existing storage tank.
Laid and replaced 94 meters of pipelines from the water source.
Installed a new 5,000-liter water storage tank with a protective retaining wall and concrete base.
Installed an additional 1,000-liter water tank on a newly constructed concrete foundation.
Laid 266 meters of pipelines buried 1 foot deep to protect the system from damage.
Reconstructed 4 handwashing units within the school premises.
Provided pipeline connections to 4 washroom units.
Constructed 2 new tap posts.
Completed the full pipeline connection from the main 5,000-liter tank to the school premises.
Estate families actively participated by transporting construction materials, assisting with trench digging, and providing unskilled labour throughout the project period from 1st to 17th September 2025, demonstrating strong community ownership and commitment.
Students: 44 (24 male, 20 female)
Teachers: 8 (1 male, 7 female)
Indirect beneficiaries: Surrounding estate families and community members
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