Indus Water Project
ICEF is committed to assisting people in the Provence who do not have access to safe drinking water. As a result, ICEF has identified the need for Hand Pumps, Water Wells, Wudhu Areas, Tubewells,and Solar Water Wells.
a. Indus Water Filtration Plant
The need for reverse osmosis plants is growing in Pakistan due to the country's lack of water resources. You can turn sea water, bore water, contaminated factory water, and wastewater into drinkable, clean, and sweet water with the use of our reverse osmosis water treatment facility
b. Indus RO-Plant Water Filtration Plant
Water purification is the process of removing undesirable chemicals, biological contaminants, suspended solids, and Gases from contaminated water. The goal is to produce water fit for drinking purposes.
Each water filtration plant provides clean water every single day to an entire village of approximately 470 Household Families! Capacity 2000-gallon water/ HOUR).
The Water Filtration Plant project cost is £4000/-. Its completion duration will be 3 months.
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More Water Projects
This is an ongoing ICEF Sindh Water Project in which water wells and hand pumps will be installed to provide clean drinking water on a daily basis. This campaign is being carried out throughout Pakistan in areas where water scarcity is a major concern. In some areas, water wells are installed together with hand pumps. In addition to improving these underprivileged communities' access to water, installing deep wells with hand pumps in conformity with international regulations also provides a safer source of drinking water than open wells. Nearly 35 people profit from a single hand pump.
Although solar water pumps are an effective and sustainable method of ensuring water distribution in remote villages throughout the Sindh province, some areas have such dispersed communities that the cost of connecting them to the solar pump via plastic pipes outweighs the benefits.
A village in a rural location may now acquire water more easily and store water because to a solar-powered machine bore. This bore was made to use a drill machine equipped with a water storage tank, a pump, and solar panels. Additionally, this is more effective than the conventional well system.
we tend to build toilets along with washing (wudu) facilities. Whilst living in first world countries, 0we take these facilities for granted.
Education Projects
Education For All (3 Schools, #Childern, #Teachers).
Although Sindh, the second-largest province of Pakistan, has recently experienced economic growth, its educational outcomes remain poor, with over 4 million children between the ages of 5 and 12 not attending school.
In Pakistan's Sindh Province, one-third of the population over the age of ten is illiterate, and over 30% of school-aged children do not have regular access to education. To bridge the early-grade reading and math achievement gap.
The ICEF Sindh ensures equitable quality education across its education-related portfolio by providing continuous professional development and capacity-building services to school partners and teachers as a major input for enhancing students' overall development capacities.
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Community Mobilization Project
The primary function of a Indus Community programme is to organize, motivate, and mobilize the community to participate in the development activity.
ICEF believes that success and sustainability of the Programme depends entirely on quality of community mobilization. This requires developing a proactive community that is aware of its issues and equipped to handle them.
Community organizations (CO) are established in order to achieve this goal. The CO, which has between 15 and 25 members, is a crucial venue for utilizing the capacity of the populace to participate actively in the management of development operations. COs typically manage tasks including saving, organizing household-level growth, microcredit, and micro investment. Members of CO gather every two weeks or once a month to talk about their goals and issues, building on their current social capital and shifting their focus toward development.
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Mosque Construction Projects
A mosque serves as a place for daily religious activities. It is a focal point for education, moral and spiritual advancement as well as for learning more about Islam.
In rural communities, a Mosque is much more than a place for worship – they are a symbol for hope and the heart of community life.
By constructing a mosque, you will not only receive the pleasure of offering a community a place to worship Allah, but your Sadaqah Jariya will also benefit future generations.
“ Since 2010 Indus Community Empowerment Foundation ICEF (SINDH) has built hundreds of mosques around the Province. Our comprehensive community mosques project includes:”
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