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Final report Hambarita reservoirs

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Quick News: Fair Future is pleased to release the final report of the Water Connections project in Hambarita. Over several months, eight ferrocement reservoirs were built, providing clean water to dozens of families. A serious effort, real impact, and lives transformed—thanks to all of you.

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We are pleased to share the final report of the Water Connections project in Hambarita, East Sumba. After months of collaboration with families and communities, we constructed eight ferrocement reservoirs, each with a capacity ranging from 4,400 to 5,300 litres. These tanks now supply clean water to 151 people from 34 families.

This achievement underscores the dedication and commitment of Fair Future to its mission: to provide access to clean water where it was previously unavailable, improve health, reduce disease, and restore dignity. Many lives are transforming today because of this project and your support.

PDF – Hambarita Final Report | This edition provides a full account of the Water Connections programme, including construction details, costs, community involvement, and the impact on families’ health and daily lives (12 MB).

Download full or individual reports (by water tank)

Download the Wai Ma Hammu Tank Report (4,400 litres) – Full details on construction, usage, and health impact.
Download the Wai Kahingir Tank Report (4,400 litres) – Technical data and benefits for local families.
Download the Wai Ma Njanjar Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Insights into water flow and community use.
Download the Wai La Wurung Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Information on capacity, hygiene, and everyday needs.
Download the Wai Maringu Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Cold water storage that improves health and well-being.
Download the Wai Pandulang Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Rescue water tank supporting rural households.
Download the Wai Pa Luri Wangu Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Water for life, sustaining families in Hambarita.
Download the Wai La Padang Tank Report (5,300 litres) – Water in the field, bringing clean water closer to homes.
PDF – Hambarita Final Report | This edition provides a full account of the Water Connections programme, including construction details, costs, community involvement, and the impact on families’ health and daily lives (12 MB).

13.09.2025 | Thank you very much for your interest and assistance. Alex, Rumah Kambera.

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Quick News Published the: September 13, 2025 - Rumah Kambera, Sumba Timur

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