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Innovative water scheme transforms lives in Dogar

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The nature-based solutions drinking water project, implemented by the Tarayana Foundation in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-Bhutan, changed everything. The project involved installing a total capacity of 109,700-liter water reservoir tanks and laying 12.1km of drinking water pipes across 10 villages.

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Innovative water scheme transforms lives in Dogar

Dechen Dolkar Sangay Tshering, a 54-year-old resident of Dogar gewog in Paro, never cultivated so much chilli in his entire life as he did this fall. Until last year, his family only cultivated a few rows of chillies and some vegetables for self consumption owing to the acute water shortage in the village. Sangay Tshering from Tango village said that for the past decade, water sources were limited and their volumes minimal, leading to scarcity.…

3 months ago·Bhutan

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