Project Scope: Installation of 11 units of solar-powered boreholes
Project Objective: To provide sustainable and reliable access to clean water through the installation of solar-powered boreholes.
Success Metrics:
Completion of Installation: All 11 boreholes installed and operational by the target completion date.
Functionality: 100% of the installed boreholes functioning correctly within the first month.
Community Impact: Increased access to clean water and satisfaction as measured through surveys and feedback.
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Apana-Uzairue,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Okpeneda, Ekperi
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Iyora-Uzairue.
Installation of Solar-powered Borehole in Egawori- Agenebode,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Osogun Quarters, Auchi,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Iddo-Okpella,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Ufuokpara- Okpella,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Udiegua-Okpella,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Okugbe-Okpella,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Imiagbese- Okpella,
Installation of Solar-powered Boreholes in Awuyemi- Okpella,
Conclusion
The Anamero Solar-Powered Borehole Installation project aims to enhance access to clean water through sustainable and renewable energy solutions. Through collaborative efforts and meticulous planning, the project seeks to successfully install 6 solar-powered boreholes, providing long-term benefits to the community and environment.
Hon. Anamero Dekeri engages stakeholders to address the situation at Halimatu Hospital, Okpella, reaffirming his commitment to ensuring the hospital remains operational and accessible to residents and neighbouring communities.