Make safe, drinking water available to rural Nigerian communities and create awareness of the importance of water sanitation.
The majority of people in Nigeria, especially in rural communities, lack accessibility to safe and clean drinking water. The issues of sanitation and water supply are significantly linked to child mortality, maternal health, primary education, gender equity, poverty reduction, hunger and environmental sustainability.
Through the provision of the Tulip Water Filter and awareness raising on the importance of water sanitation, this project will provide much-needed access to a safe water source.
105 households and approximately 535 people will benefit directly from the distribution of this technology.
The beneficiaries will be members of remote communities in rural Nigeria.
|
Item |
Explanation |
Unit cost |
Quantity |
Cost |
|
Product |
Cost of the technology (including shipping)* |
40 |
105 |
4.200 |
|
Wire transfer fee |
|
2 |
45 |
90 |
|
Paypal/other payment processing fee |
3.3% average based on the average size of project and average donation amount |
3,30% |
|
163 |
|
Kopernik 10% |
In order to cover due diligence cost that Kopernik conducts |
|
|
495 |
|
TOTAL BUDGET |
4.948 |
*Based on an approximate currency conversion rate of NGN150 to $US1
Fluctuations in currency exchange rates and shipping costs may change the final quantity of technologies shipped for this project.
Financial contribution: $2,620 (to be sourced from partners)
The Tropical Research and Conservation Centre is currently facilitating safe drinking water, hygiene and sanitation projects in the following communities:
- Ikot Ebok community in Ukanafun L.G.A,
- Ikot Arankere community in Ukanafun L.G.A
- Ncahana Ebua community in Ini L.G.A
- Usuk Ukwok community in Ini L.G.A
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