By Zoila Palma: Fifty-six households in Mabil Ha Village, Toledo District, now have access to safe, potable water following the completion of a rudimentary water system project valued at more than BZ$1 million. The project aims to improve access to clean water and enhance living conditions for residents who previously depended on creeks and natural springs for their water supply.
The initiative was made possible through a partnership between the Belize Social Investment Fund (BSIF), the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), and the Ministry of Rural Transformation under the CDB’s Basic Needs Trust Fund Tenth Cycle (BNTF10). The investment provides critical water infrastructure to support the needs of the rural community.
As part of the project, more than 17,000 feet of distribution pipelines were installed to deliver water to households. The system is powered by solar energy and supported by an on-site generator, providing alternative power to help maintain a reliable water supply.
The project marks a significant change for Mabil Ha residents, ending decades of reliance on nearby creeks and natural springs.
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By Zoila Palma: Fifty-six households in Mabil Ha Village, Toledo District, now have access to safe, potable water following the completion of a rudimentary water system project valued at more than BZ$1 million. The project aims to improve access to clean water and enhance living conditions for residents who previously depended on creeks and natural
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