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Wewaldeniya Village, GS Division 20B, Mirigama Divisional Secretariat, Western Province, Sri Lanka.
The school’s water and sanitation systems were in disrepair, with leaking pipelines, damaged urinals, and limited handwashing facilities. These shortcomings posed health risks for students and staff. The project aimed to provide a sustainable, safe, and hygienic water and sanitation system to improve health, comfort, and the learning environment.
Constructed a 10×10 foot concrete base and installed a 5000-liter water tank.
Built a new handwashing unit and renovated three existing units by repairing cracks, rearranging pipelines, and painting.
Reconstructed the urinal system by repairing cracked walls, rearranging urinals, and fixing them securely.
Constructed a roof over the urinal building.
Replaced all old pipes with new ones and repaired leaking taps.
Painted the walls and protected the exterior with a concrete layer.
Constructed a new tap post and replaced all taps and pipelines in the latrines and urinals.
Trenched 350 feet and laid new PVC pipelines, concreting necessary sections, including the soakage pit.
Installed a new water pump motor with a switch connected to the school building.
Provided a 350-foot electric wire roll to connect the motor to the nearest building.
Reconstructed the school’s well and pump house.
Rearranged and correctly positioned the existing 1000-liter water tank.
Community members actively participated by transporting materials to the construction site and supporting unskilled labor tasks throughout the project.
Students: 283 (157 boys, 126 girls)
Teachers: 32 (2 male, 30 female)
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