Water for
Nanin
Project Year
2021-2022
Project Brief
Nanin Village is a remote village in Malaka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara consisting of eight hamlet with 1005 villagers. Most of the local people are farmers, who depend a lot on water. Nanin village has four springs but only one can be used as the main water source. Moreover, the residents of Nanin Village have to walk 2 km every day to fetch clean water and bring it home so that they can meet their daily needs. The hospitality of the local people can be felt from the moment we first set foot in the village for a site visit. We were greeted with snacks as well as a warm smile.
Our Project Timeline
October
November
January-April
Mei-August
Site Visit
With PAMSIMAS, SolarChapter visit Nanin Village for perform demographic data collection, geographical and technical.
Data Collection
After getting back from our site visit, we collected the demographic data of Nanin Village to find out the daily need for water. This will be taken into account in order to meet basic needs of the villagers.
Planning & Fundraising
For fundraising, we collaborated with PERMIKA (Indonesian Student Association in Canada) Vancouver, PERMIKA Okanagan, and other student organizations. The goal is to promote Solar Chapter to students on the Vancouver and Okanagan campuses to contribute to the Vancouver Solar Chapter.
Preparation for Implementation
Solar Chapter technical team works closely with vendors to simulate pump work to produce an optimal design system
Project Implementation
Build the system with technician team and PAMSIMAS to ensure that the Villagers have water source that is easier to access to the residents.
Every 6 Months After Implementation
Follow Up
Our main goal as a nonprofit organization is creating sustainable solutions for all the stakeholders that we are helping. Doing so, we keep track of the village and how we are impacting their lives.
