Building
Clean Water
Infrastructure.
Designing and constructing resilient, community-owned water systems in peri-urban Zambia from borehole drilling and solar-powered pumps to pipeline networks and treatment facilities.
Infrastructure Designed to Last Decades
WASAReC engineers and delivers end-to-end water infrastructure tailored to each community's geography, population size, and long-term needs. Every system is built with local ownership in mind.
From Survey to Safe Water
Community Assessment
Hydrogeological surveys and community needs analysis.
Site Design
Engineering design tailored to local terrain.
Construction
On-site build using local labour and durable materials.
Quality Testing
Water quality verification before community handover.
Community Handover
Training, governance setup, and ongoing monitoring support.
Infrastructure in Action
Lusaka North Solar Borehole Network
Installation of 12 solar-powered boreholes serving 8,000 residents across 4 peri-urban communities previously dependent on unsafe surface water.
Eastern Province Pipeline Extension
40 km of new pipeline connecting 6 peri-urban communities to a central treatment facility, reducing average water collection time from 3 hours to under 15 minutes.
Copperbelt Schools WASH Programme
Delivered clean water points and sanitation blocks to 18 primary schools, directly improving health outcomes and attendance for 9,200 students.
Help Us Build the Next Borehole
Every borehole serves an average of 500 people for 20+ years. Your donation funds the drilling, materials, solar pump, and community training needed to get it running.