Thirty-two clean drinking water projects have been completed and commissioned in various parts of Panjshir province, providing approximately 16,000 families with access to safe drinking water, the provincial governor’s media office said.
According to the statement, the projects, worth a total of USD 2.5 million, are being implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation with financial support from the World Bank.
As part of the initiative, a water supply network worth USD 31,030 has also been completed in Pay-e Chinar village of Rukha district, with the capacity to provide clean drinking water to 96 families and three mosques.
The network includes 1,944 meters of pipelines, a water reservoir and 52 household connections. It is powered by a solar energy system.