The lifespan of a well depends on the depth of the water and regular maintenance by the community. Proper use of equipment such as pumps is essential to prolong its life. Collective responsibility for maintenance ensures that the well remains a reliable source of water for the community.

Yes, you can extend the life of a well with regular maintenance.

The construction of a well varies according to a number of parameters, including the local geology and the depth to be reached. In general, our team aims to complete a well within 5 days to meet the community's water needs.

Thanks to our experience and expertise, and the mobilisation of resources, we are able to build wells efficiently.

The cost of building a well varies according to various factors such as depth, soil type and geographical location.

Each financial contribution is dedicated exclusively to the construction of the wells. We ensure total transparency by providing regular updates and detailed photos at every stage of the well's construction.

Yes, each well is personalised with the first and last names of the donors as well as a personal message or an extract from the Koran or a hadith to support the local population.

Yes, you have the option of inscribing several first and last names on the commemorative plaque, subject to the constraints of limited space on the plaque.

Well Solidarity carries out projects in various countries. We concentrate our efforts in regions where access to drinking water is limited, particularly in Africa and Asia.

Wells in Nepal, India and Pakistan may cost less due to geographical factors, local conditions and soil characteristics. For example, in Asia, certain regions have favourable geological and climatic conditions, facilitating access to the water table by simpler means of construction such as manual sunken wells, whereas in Africa, the nature of the soil and the depth of the water table may require more expensive and complex drilling. These geographical differences partly explain the variations in costs between regions.

To support the construction of a well, a donor can contact Well Solidarity to make a financial donation. Once the well is built, the company provides updates and photos to show the impact of the donation. Donors can be recognised and informed of the progress of the project as a sign of gratitude for their contribution.

In Pakistan, sinking a pipe into the ground is the preferred method because of the geological conditions and the ease of access to the water table in certain regions, making it possible to build hand-dug wells.