Solar-Powered Borehole

Overview:

The Solar-Powered Borehole Project provides off-grid solar pumping and filtration systems to deliver safe and reliable water to clinics, schools, and rural communities. It addresses the dual challenge of water scarcity and energy reliability while promoting renewable energy use in essential infrastructure.

Goal:

To improve access to clean and sustainable water sources for health, education, and community wellbeing through solar-powered systems.

Expected Impact:

Increased access to potable water, reduction in waterborne diseases, and enhanced resilience of rural water infrastructure.

Core Focus Area:

ISIR Ghana integrates renewable energy and water sustainability to support health and community development.

Key Performance Indicators (KPI):

• 15 communities equipped with solar boreholes by Year 3.
• 40% reduction in waterborne disease cases in target areas.
• Sustainable water access for over 10,000 residents.