In 2024, water projects implemented by the Public Works Project delivered over 6,000 cubic meters of water, significantly enhancing water security for beneficiary communities by establishing sustainable water sources year-round.

These interventions have made access to clean water faster and easier—particularly for women and children—allowing them to redirect valuable time toward other productive activities.
The water projects have also helped reduce the challenges previously faced by community members due to water scarcity, leading to improved social conditions in terms of health, hygiene, and reliable access to nearby clean water. Beyond household use, the availability of water has supported agricultural activities and livestock rearing, contributing to increased food production and higher incomes for local communities.