{"id":20020404,"date":"2016-10-17T12:30:18","date_gmt":"2016-10-17T07:00:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thethirdpole.net\/?p=20404"},"modified":"2020-12-29T19:52:43","modified_gmt":"2020-12-29T14:22:43","slug":"sunshine-brings-water-to-villages","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dialogue.earth\/en\/water\/sunshine-brings-water-to-villages\/","title":{"rendered":"Sunshine brings water to villages"},"content":{"rendered":"

For Rakmi Bachusdore, a 60-year-old woman of the MaThakur<\/a> tribe from Bhojpada village, the onset of summer was the harshest. \u201cAfter March, there was no water in or around our village. The only well dried up completely and even the nearby stream had gone bone dry. For almost two months of peak summer, I could not sleep in the nights worrying about fetching water the next morning,\u201d said Bachusdore, whose village of mostly indigenous residents is located in Palghar district of Maharashtra, western India.<\/p>\n

Every morning, after completing household chores, Bachusdore would leave home and walk two to three kilometres to the dried up stream and dig it, and then wait for the water to appear. \u201cIt used to take me hours to fill one pot of water as there would be a long queue of women.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"Residents
Residents of Bhojpada village are MaThakur schedule tribe and very poor with annual turnover of only INR 2,000 [imabe by Nidhi Jamwal]<\/figcaption><\/figure>Her misery came to an end in May when an off-grid solar-powered water filtration system was installed in her village by the NGO Aroehan, which works in Palghar, about 160 km north of Mumbai. Bachusdore now walks a few steps and fills water from the tap connected to the solar filter that provides round-the-clock clean drinking water to the 450 residents of Bhojpada.<\/p>\n

Water stress in Mokhada<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bhojpada is in Mokhada block, an area of basalt hills. The rock does not allow rainwater to seep and replenish any aquifer. Rainwater flows down the slopes at high speed. \u201cMokhada receives over 2,500 mm of rainfall in a year (as high as Mumbai), but the villagers face acute drinking water shortage in the summer months,\u201d says Rahul Tiwrekar, an advocate and consultant with Aroehan. He is also a member of the Prime Minister\u2019s Rural Development Fellows (PMRDF) group.<\/p>\n

During the four months of monsoon, a large number of local streams and rivulets, such as Devbandh, Botashi and Pinjal, come alive in the region, but all the water sources go dry by February-March, forcing women to walk long distances to fetch water. Poor quality of water also means frequent cases of gastroenteritis<\/a> in the villages.<\/p>\n

Palghar district does have large water storage structures. There are the Upper, Lower and Middle Vaitarna projects. But that water is meant exclusively for Mumbai city, leaving the local population high and dry, says Balchandra Salve, coordinator with Aroehan. The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai now plans to build two more dams<\/a> \u2014 Gargai and Pinjal \u2014 in Palghar to quench Mumbai\u2019s ever-growing thirst.<\/p>\n

Solar filtration <\/strong><\/p>\n

To deal with the water crisis, Aroehan is setting up off-grid solar-powered water filtration systems by raising funds under the corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes of various companies, such as Siemens India.<\/p>\n

\"Residents
Residents of Bhojpada village explaining how the solar-powered water filtration system works [image by Nidhi Jamwal]<\/figcaption><\/figure>A typical system consists of a set of solar panels connected to a motor that pumps water out of a well into a large overhead tank in the village through a network of underground pipes. A light-weight and compact water filtration unit \u2013 SkyHydrant<\/a> \u2013 is attached to the overhead tank, which filters the water and supplies to various taps in the village. The filtration unit does not need electricity to function. Water from the overhead tank is delivered to the taps via gravity, thus reducing energy consumption.<\/p>\n

The well of Bhojpada is located over one kilometre downhill of the village. Village women used to walk to the well every day and then climb up a kilometre with water pots balanced on their heads. By February, the well would go dry.<\/p>\n

Now the solar-powered water filtration system has transformed their lives. The 3 kW capacity solar panels, attached to a 2 horsepower pump, lift water from the well and fill the 5,000 litre overhead tank in the village. This water then passes through a membrane inside the SkyHydrant filtration unit, providing clean drinking water. \u201cWe chose SkyHydrant filtration unit because unlike the UV\/RO systems, it does not need any electricity. Also, the membrane inside the filter has a guarantee of 25 years,\u201d says Tiwrekar.<\/p>\n

\"With
With the tank in the village, the people finally have easy access to water [image by Nidhi Jamwal]<\/figcaption><\/figure>Villagers in charge<\/strong><\/p>\n

The cost of entire Bhojpada project is INR 450,000 (USD 6,735), which has been funded through corporate philanthropy. Residents contribute as well, though voluntary labour. They have now cleaned the well and plastered it to minimise leakage. They have also laid all the pipes.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe did shramdan<\/em> (voluntary work) to lay underground pipelines, which is our contribution towards our drinking water system,\u201d says Bhau Bacchu Dore, a farmer who lives in Bhojpada. Soma Sakru Gavunda, another farmer, informs that he donated one guntha<\/em> (1\/40 of an acre) of his land to set up the overhead water tank and filtration system.<\/p>\n

\"Pada
Pada samiti meets often to discuss water related issues in the village [image by Nidhi Jamwal]<\/figcaption><\/figure>Since running and maintaining the water system is a daily task, a residents\u2019 committee has been set up. Members are trained to operate the system. \u201cA person needs to switch on the system which allows water to be pumped up from the well to the overhead tank. Once the 5,000 litre capacity tank is full, the switch needs to be turned off,\u201d informs Dore.<\/p>\n

According to him, during summer days with bright sunshine, the overhead tank fills in 2.5 hours. In the rainy season, it takes about four hours to fill the tank, which meets the drinking water needs of the entire village for two days. Apart from managing the system, members of the committee clean the solar panels once every 15 days and the membrane of the filtration unit once a month with chlorinated water.<\/p>\n

\u201cAfter installation of the water system, its rights are transferred to the village panchayat so that there is a sense of ownership,\u201d informs Tiwrekar. The committee has a bank account, where each household deposits INR 25-50 per month. \u201cThe money thus collected can be used later for maintenance of the system,\u201d adds Tiwrekar.<\/p>\n

\"Rakmi
Rakmi Bachusdore no longer has to spend 8-10 hours a day finding water for her family [image by Nidhi Jamwal]<\/figcaption><\/figure>Future plans<\/strong><\/p>\n

This is the first year of functioning of the water filtration system in Bhojpada, but villagers have already made future plans. \u201cNext, we will construct a bandhara<\/em> (check dam) on our local stream, which will slow down the run off and provide us water for additional days of summer,\u201d says Dore.<\/p>\n

Salve informs that constructing a sub-surface check dam downstream of the village well will also be beneficial, as it will raise the water table in the well.<\/p>\n

Bhojpada is not the only village in Palghar benefitting from an off-grid solar-powered water filtration system. There are 12 such water systems in Mokhada and Jawhar blocks of Palghar district. In Amle village of Mokhada, the 12-kw system not only meets drinking water needs, but also lights up households and streetlights, and provides irrigation water to 53 farmers. Three more off-grid solar-powered water filtration systems are being built. \u201cIf we get support from the government or the corporate sector, we can replicate this low-cost, low-maintenance water supply system in other villages of the district,\u201d says Tiwrekar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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