WATER POND FOR BUENA VISTA VILLAGE

Everyone understands that water is essential to life. But many are only just now beginning to grasp how essential it is to everything in life – food, energy, transportation, nature, leisure, identity, culture, social norms, and virtually all the products used on a daily basis.

The population of Buena Vista needs a economic growth and development to brake the circle of poverty this is one of the reasons to build a pound in Buena Vista Village to give water to their crops fields , cattle and chickens this as the economic circle growth will accelerat demand for freshwater and now is scarcer, and the full value of water is now totaly a primary need.

Every human needs water, but how is water distributed fairly within a country like El Salvador ? we don't have the answer

but what append to the small local community.

With your help and Green Volunteers we can solve the problem, by creating a water pond wich will give water to 40 families, to their crops fields , Chickens and cattle.

Access to freshwater is the right of every Human in our Modern world. Local freshwater solution is around the corner for Buena Vista Village in El Salvador .

Help us to Bring Fresh Water to People.

Buena Vista Village in El Salvador is a small Village of 40 houses and the water supply comes to the village every 4 days and it is a need of building a water pond to collect water in the rain season .

People of Buena Vista doesn't have the funds for such a project , the cost of the project is $ 7,000 for the materials to construct a stone pound the first year is a investment of $ 2,500 to build the first stage of the pound.

this pond will gave water supplie to a population of 180 people is a investment of $38 a person to have water for the rest of his life .

the project will be builded by the people of the Village of Buena Vista your donation will be strictly for the materials like stones and concret.

El Salvador is the country with the lowest average coverage in Central America and the forth lowest in Latin America to delivery of potable drinking water to all of its citizens