India: Drought threatens millions... Help dig a well to save them. In India, millions face the risk of thirst due to a severe drought affecting vast areas, such as Rajasthan and Maharashtra. Women and children walk for hours in search of water, which is often contaminated and undrinkable. How is the drought exacerbating the crisis? Scarce monsoon rains are drying up rivers and wells. Overuse of groundwater is also contributing to the problem.

Nepal: Thirst threatens farmers' lives... Donate to dig a well to provide them with water. Despite the presence of mountain rivers, many villages in Nepal suffer from water shortages, especially in arid regions like Terai. Farmers are unable to irrigate their crops, and families rely on contaminated water, causing diseases and epidemics. Why does Nepal need wells? The decline in monsoon rains has led to drought.

Bangladesh: Water Crisis Worsens... One Well Could Save an Entire Village. In Bangladesh, millions suffer from a lack of clean water, especially in coastal areas where groundwater has become saline and undrinkable. Children are the most affected, suffering from illnesses caused by drinking contaminated water. Why do they need help? Climate change has led to increased water salinity.

Pakistan: Water scarcity threatens millions... Be a reason for change in their lives. The people of Pakistan, especially in rural areas, suffer from a severe water shortage. Some villages rely on contaminated pond water, leading to the spread of diseases and epidemics. Why is the situation so dire? The Indus River, the main water source, is receding significantly. Poverty prevents villagers from digging their own wells. Heat

Niger: Thirst threatens lives... Help dig a well now. In Niger, drought is an ongoing disaster threatening the lives of millions. Women and children walk for hours to obtain water, which is often undrinkable. Why does Niger desperately need wells? Water scarcity makes daily life extremely difficult. Desertification exacerbates the water crisis. Children are missing out on opportunities.

Cameroon: Villagers need your help... Donate to dig a well that will provide them with life. Despite the presence of lakes and rivers in Cameroon, thousands of villages suffer from thirst, as there is no infrastructure to transport water to remote areas. What is the problem? The water infrastructure is very weak in rural areas. Villages rely on unclean surface water. Diseases resulting from contaminated water.