
Drucilor primary school
A borehole was successfully drilled and completed at Drucilor Primary School along Masindi Road, Hoima City, in 2023. The borehole provides safe and reliable water to approximately 400 pupils and staff, while also benefiting members of the surrounding community. The project has improved access to clean water, hygiene, and sanitation for the school and nearby residents.
Check this first
A broken borehole in the village is usually a better investment than a new one beside it. Rehabilitation costs roughly a quarter to a third of a new hand-pump borehole and takes weeks rather than months, and it is the first thing worth surveying.
What had failed
The borehole itself was sound — the log from the original contractor was still legible and the water level had not moved. The rising main had corroded through and the community had no route to a spare part, which is how a working water point becomes an abandoned one.
What that says about spares
The repair took seventeen days, eleven of which were waiting for parts. That waiting is the real failure, and it is why every handover now includes a named supplier and a parts list rather than only a trained committee.
What changed for households
- Walk to water
- 40 min7 min
- Wait at the source
- 35 min10 min
33 minutes saved on every trip
25 minutes saved on every trip
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- People served
- 200
- Water points
- 1
- Completed
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- People served
- 500
- Water points
- 1
- Completed
- May 30, 2024