A new handwashing facility at Laindatang school supports hygiene education and safer daily routines for children.
Water Connections

The Water Connections category documents long-term interventions designed to ensure safe and reliable water access in ultra-rural settings.
Articles describe the planning, construction, and maintenance of wells, gravity systems, reservoirs, and distribution points, combined with basic sanitation and hygiene measures. These actions follow WHO water and public health standards, recognizing clean water as a core determinant of health. By reducing exposure to waterborne diseases, supporting hygiene, and improving daily living conditions, water connections contribute directly to lower morbidity, child health protection, and community resilience.
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Improving Rural Life: The Role of Water Tanks
In rural areas like here as part of the #WaterConnections – Laindatang 2024 project, water reservoirs play a crucial role in improving the quality of life and health of families. Discover how these Water Tanks improve living conditions, promote health and fight infectious diseases.
Incredible Work: Transforming Laindatang Through Water Connections
Witness the remarkable efforts of Fair Future and Kawan Baik Foundation in Laindatang as they bravely tackle extreme conditions to construct reliable water connections and sanitation facilities. Be inspired by the indomitable spirit of the community as they unite to create a better future in the face of adversity.
Child’s Heart Gesture: Hope in Clean Water Access
A child’s heart gesture at Laindatang reflects the significance of having clean water closer to home through the Water Connections project.
Impactful presentation of #WaterConnections project
In the heart of Eastern Indonesia, the #WaterConnection project has brought about a transformative change in Laindatang. Over 200 individuals gathered to witness its impact, as the project has provided clean water, sanitation, unity, and hope to the remote village.
Groundwater is the Key to Laindatang’s Project
This field article documents efforts to identify groundwater for the Laindatang Water Connections project before drilling and water-system development.
Clean Water for Laindatang
The Laindatang water and health project outlined school sanitation, water storage, solar-powered pumping and health education in East Sumba. This field report records the next steps planned in January 2024.
The two huge reservoirs located in Desa TanaMbanas
Two large reservoirs in Tanambanas support local water storage and form part of the Water Connections infrastructure serving rural communities.
Emergency Repair Mission: Restoring Clean Water in Wairara
In the heart of East Sumba, the village of Wairara, Mahu, faces a dire water crisis. Poverty, malnutrition, and malaria have already taken a toll, and the breakdown of the Lorenz© solar pumping system has left the community in uncertainty. We’re on a mission to restore clean water access and safeguard their health.
Transforming Lives with Innovative Rainwater Solutions
In the arid Tanambanas region, a remarkable transformation is taking place. The #WaterConnections project, led by Fair Future and Kawan Baik, is rewriting the water scarcity narrative. Thanks to innovative rainwater solutions, every drop is transformed into hope, health and happiness.
Transforming Lives – Deep Drilling for Clean Water in East Sumba
In East Sumba, a 60-meter deep drilling project stands as a beacon of transformation. This gargantuan endeavor by Fair Future and Kawan Baik is not just about providing clean water; it’s a comprehensive approach to improve public health, education, and quality of life for over 2,000 people.
Dragon Pumps: Fair Future’s #WaterConnections in Laindatang
The arrival of Dragon pumps in Laindatang, East Sumba, marks a watershed moment in Fair Future’s #WaterConnections project. In collaboration with Kawan Baik and Rotary Australia, we are transforming the health landscape of this isolated village. From reducing the prevalence of infectious diseases to providing the first-ever sanitary…












