Water supply

The rehabilitation works on a water well close to the Tsefah primary school are presently underway.  This well has been identified as having the highest priority in the district of Hawzien because it has been dry for a few years. Thanks to the long-term support

The Butterfly Foundation is willing to proceed with its mission to bring water to remote areas of the Tigray Region, following the recent war that destroyed several water points, forcing people to travel long distances to fetch clean, potable water. Thanks to the financial support

Thanks to the generosity of our friend Michele Nardiello, our Foundation is currently rehabilitating ADEBY’s water well, located near a health care post in the Tsaeda Emba district, Tigray Region, Ethiopia. Clean water will be made available to 625 patients at the nearby health post within a month.

Following a two-year-long war in the Tigray Region, which produced several hundred thousand casualties and a severe drought, the local people are starving and in desperate need of water. The Butterfly Foundation has been operating in this area of the world for over twenty years

Water availability is a major problem for communities living in remote areas of Ethiopia’s Tigray Region.  Several hand-operated water wells are dry due to the area’s climatic conditions, which have lowered the groundwater level. Women are obliged to walk long distances to fetch polluted water

The damages caused by a long-lasting war have been consistent, and the people living in these areas will need time to resume their old lives. Several water wells have been destroyed, and others have become dry due to the lowering of the water level. Today,

The local partner of the Butterfly Foundation requested the urgent rehabilitation of the Adi Tsihdi water well located in the Tsaeda Emba district in the Tigray Region. The people living in the area are still obliged to fetch water from polluted rivers or ponds. Fabio

A war that caused over 700.000 casualties produced lasting consequences for the entire population of the Tigray Region. 70% of existing water wells have been destroyed, while schools and hospitals have been severely damaged. Most schools lack benches. Among the requested priorities, we selected the

The rehabilitation works of the KELO water well, located in the Tsaeda Emba Province, Tigray Region, are taking place thanks to the financial support granted by Lorenzo & Loriana Becatti, willing to renew their goodwill to help people in Etiopia, in memory of their son

  Our local partners selected the rehabilitation of the ELEYTO water well in Gulomekada province, Region of Tigray, as an urgent priority. The rehabilitation works will provide a brand-new hand pump, new fencing, and piping to reach the underground water level. The well, which has been dry