India Water Crisis Borewell Restoration Program

Over the past three months, Bridgit Water Foundation has made significant strides in expanding access to clean water and sanitation across underserved communities. With the support of our generous donors, we successfully completed two boreholes in rural India, providing reliable water access to over 2,600 people. Our local partners have also been instrumental in delivering community hygiene training, which complements the infrastructure improvements and helps reduce waterborne illnesses.

In addition to on-the-ground project delivery, this quarter we focused on enhancing our monitoring and evaluation systems. We implemented new tools to better track project impact and community engagement, and we’ve begun incorporating feedback from ACFID-aligned frameworks to ensure greater transparency and inclusion. These improvements allow us to better measure long-term outcomes, identify barriers to access—particularly for women and people with disabilities—and adapt our strategies to address them effectively.

We are proud to report that your continued support not only helps build essential infrastructure, but also empowers communities to manage their own water resources sustainably. These efforts strengthen our partnerships on the ground by increasing trust within the communities we serve. Your ongoing support as a GlobalGiving donor is critical to this process—it enables us to put these standards into practice and build water projects that last. Thank you for standing with us as we align our work with globally recognised best practices for development impact. Thank you for being a part of our journey toward water equity for all.

Links:

• http://www.bridgitwater.org