An International NGO intends to implement the water access initiative that will involve the installation of 20 deep wells in some of the most water-scarce and recent flood affected regions of Pakistan. This project aims to provide clean, safe, and accessible drinking water to approximately 17,500 to 20,000 individuals living in remote and underserved communities. The deep wells will be installed following a rigorous needs assessment and community consultation process to ensure equitable access and long-term sustainability. By addressing both immediate and structural barriers to water access, this project will significantly improve the health, dignity, and daily lives of vulnerable families—particularly women and children—while also empowering communities to manage and sustain their own water resources through training and localized oversight.

Outputs:

Output 1: Installation of deep wells

Output 2: Social mobilization and awareness

Output 3: Hygiene promotion

Output 4: Waste water management

Output 5: Project sustainabillity (Water quality and provision of toolkits)

Output 6: Cross cutting themes

Eligibility Criteria:

• Organization registered with Government of Pakistan as Not for profit and non-Government organization;
• The organization has an active board of directors/governors;
• The organization has a history of activities/projects and community linkages in the district applying;
• The organization has previous proven experience of implementation of WASH projects (Solar wells/community water supply schemes) with institutional donors;
• The organization has at least three years of externally audited accounts. 
• Any employee, director or a person having an association with organization or organization itself is not involved in any anti-state activity at any level;
• The organization will acquire NOC for project implementation in the targeted area from concerned government authorities regarding proposed project implementation.