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Water is critical to nourishing and fostering life. One in two people in developing countries cannot access clean water, and hundreds die every day due to illnesses related to contaminated water. Every day, diarrhea diseases from easily preventable causes claim the lives of approximately 5000 people, most of them young children. According to a survey, 70% population of Pakistan is deprived of cleaned drinking water.
Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan is working on continuing basis to supply clean water in NWFP, Kashmir, Tharparkar (Sindh) and Balochistan. To provide cleaned water, Al-Khidmat Foundation has also decided to fix filtration plants in all populated cities of the country.
Objectives:
To provide pure, safe and clean drinking water to general public at affordable cost.
Main Features:
Filtered, Safe and hygenic water.
Location:
Ten plants in each districts of Pakistan.
(113 destrics)
Beneficiaries:
General Public Specially poor people.
Cost per Project:
Rs. 1.5 Million
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Water Filtration Plant |
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The Government of Japan
Valuable financial support provide to Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
for the Installation of Seven Water Filtration Plants in Punjab |
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The Government of Japan has agreed for Valuable financial support provide to Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan, under the “Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects” for Provision of Safe Drinking Water in Punjab.
The agreement for the project was signed on Tuesday, 17th December 2009 at the Japanese Ambassador’s residence in Islamabad between H.E. Mr. Chihiro Atsumi, the Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan and Mr. Niamatullah Khan, President of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan. |
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Mr. Niamatullah Khan, President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan & Mr. Ahsan Ali Syed Secretary General Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
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Mr. Shu NAKAGAWA Counsellor Head of Economic and Development Section Japan & Mr. Kalbe Abbas Consultant GGP Unit Japan during signing ceremony in Embassy of Japan |
H.E. Mr. Chihiro ATSUMI, The Ambassador of Japan
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Mr. Niamatullah Khan President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
during signing ceremony in Embassy of Japan |
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Signing the agreement of Safe Drinking Water
H.E. Mr. Chihiro ATSUMI, The Ambassador of Japan
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Mr. Niamatullah Khan President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
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The grant will be utilized for the installation of seven filtration plants to provide clean and hygienic water to seven localities in five different cities in Punabincluding Lahore, Sheikhupura, Faisalabad, Sargodha and Multan. In those localities, water is not suitable for drinking because it is drawn from unsanitary groundwater. Consequently, residents in those areas, especially children and the elderly people, have high risk of facing health problems by drinking contaminated water. Filtration plants will be installed in schools and hospitals of the project areas. As a result, students, patients and also residents of those locations will be able to have access to clean and safe drinking water. This project would improve the health and sanitary condition of about 143,000 residents in the respective project areas. In addition to that, prevention of infection disease caused by pollutes water would lead to the reduction of the medical cost of the residents.
At the signing ceremony, The President of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan Nimatullah Khan said that the provision of safe drinking water is of great importance for Al-Khidmat Foundation, this project would help to improve the living and sanitary conditions of the people in those areas. Furthermore, he hoped that this project would continue to further strengthen the existing friendly relations between the people of Pakistan and Japan.
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The Government of Japan
Valuable financial support provide to Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
for the Installation of Seven Water Filtration Plants in Sindh |
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Mr. Niamatullah Khan, President & Dr. Tabassum Jafri Vice President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
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Mr. Mashara Wasatu Japanese Consulate General Karachi |
Mr. Niamatullah Khan, President
President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
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Mr. Mashara Wasatu Japanese Consulate General Karachi
& his Team members |
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Signing the Second Agreement of Safe Drinking Water
Mr. Mashara Wasatu Japanese Consulate General Karachi
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Mr. Niamatullah Khan President Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan
at at Consulate Office Japan Karachi – Pakistan |
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Visit of
Mr. Akari GOTO
GGP Unit Embassy of JAPAN |
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Mr. Akari GOTO GGP Unit Embassy of JAPAN at Al-Khidmat Head Office Lahore
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Mr. Ahsan Ali Syed Secretary General & Mr. Syed Rashid Dawood President Punjab,
Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan |
Mr. Akari GOTO GGP Unit with Mr. Ahsan Ali Syed Secretary General Al-Khidmat
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the Installation Place of Water Filtration Plant (Kot Lakhpat – Lahore) |
Mr. Akari GOTO with proposed Water Filtration Plants – Lahore
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Visit of
Ms. Harumi FUJISAKI
Consultant GGP Unit Embassy of JAPAN |
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| Ms. Harumi FUJISAKI Consultant GGP Unit Embassy of JAPAN visit following seven place of Inspection / Donation of Seven Water Filtration Plants for Poor Community of the Society in our first phase of Install Water Filtration Plant for clean drinking water |
1) Al- Badar Hospital, Kot Lakhpat Lahore
2) Al-Khidmat Diagnostic Centre, Akbar Abad Road Fasilabad
3) “Anjuman Refah-e-Aama” Mansoorah, Multan Road Lahore
4) Mujahid Welfare Council, Mujajid Hospital, Fasilabad
5) Faran Educational Foundation, Faran Model High School, old lari Adda, Sheikhupura.
6) Jamia-ul-Aloom, Masoom Shah road Multan
7) Chack # 47, near Vegan Stand, Sargodha
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PICTURES OF VISIT
(10th & 12th August 2009) |
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Sites for Water Filtration Plants |
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Project Proposal / Specification of
Water Purification / Filtration Plants |
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AL-KHIDMAT FOUNDATION IN PERSPECTIVE: |
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Al-Khidmat is country’s leading welfare organization working for the last 60 years under transparent and audited systems and procedures and supervised by men of integrity.
Over the last 5-years we have provided Billions of rupees worth of cross cultural and regional humanitarian services including medicines, education grants, resident and non-resident clinical facilities, potable water facilities, schooling, model employment and specialized services for calamity affectees on non-political basis.
After series of discussions with effective people and by evaluating data primarily available in reports, Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan is coming up by taking decisive steps to organize people.
Keeping in mind that drinking water contaminated by human or animal faeces, which contain pathogenic micro-organisms, is the main cause of water borne diseases. We plan to install water filtration plants with R.O and without R.O and also ultra filtration plants in poor localities in each of the 113 districts of Pakistan, initially ten in each district, and thereafter in each Tehsil and the villages. |
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VISION STATEMENT: |
| “An Endeavor to provide healthy human environment by eradicating waterborne diseases” |
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Effects of Waterborne Diseases in Pakistan: |
Pakistani citizens are paying high price for the pollution of their water supply
40,000 children in a year die from drinking contaminated or polluted water and 60% of infecting death are caused by water borne diseases
According to the SPARC (Society for Protection of Rights of the Child.
“Every 5th person in the country suffers from illness associated with pollution, and 40% of death in urban centres are caused by unsafe water”.
Huge amount of sewerage water is pumped into the rivers every day which is nearly 100 million gallons and about 10 million gallon only is treated.
47% of the population has no access to the safe drinking water
20 to 30% of the deaths in the country are causesd by the water borne diseases
84% of the rural population do not treat their drinking water
20 to 40% beds in hospitals are generally occupied by those patients who suffer from water borne diseases
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About 47% of the population has no access to safe drinking water
Water borne diseases account for 60% of infant deaths in the country and pollution contributes to the incidents of Cholera, Typhoid, Hepatitis, Diarrhea, Dyrestry, Yellow fever and Malaria
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TARGET LOCATOIN: |
| Initially Ten in each of the 113 districts and thereafter in each Tehsil and Villages. |
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Conventional Filtration: |
Treatment Scheme:
The automatic system includes the following components for the treatment
- Sand Filter
- Activated Carbon Filter
- Cartridge Filter
- Ultra-Violet System (Disinfectant System)
- Chlorination System (Disinfectant Polishing)
- Distribution System
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| Conventional Filtration Cost Estimation: |
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- Capacity 4000 Liters/hour
- Price Rs 700,000/- (including civil works)
- Operational cost Rs 10,000/- to Rs 15,000/- per month
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Non Conventional Filtration: |
Treatment Scheme
The automatic system includes the following components for the treatment
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- Ultra-Filtration System
- Multimedia Filter
- Cartridge Filter
- Ultra Filtration Membranes
- UV Sterilizer
- Chlorination System
- Distribution System
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Non Conventional Filtration Cost Estimation: |
- Capacity 2000 Liters/hour
- Price Rs 1200,000/- (including civil works)
- Operational cost Rs 15,000/- to Rs 20,000/- per month
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Reverse Osmosis Plant for Brackish Water: |
Treatment Scheme
The automatic system includes the following components for the treatment
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- Pre-Filtration (Sand Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, Cartridge Filter)
- Reverse Osmosis Plant
- UV Sterilizer
- Chlorination System
- Distribution System
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Reverse Osmosis Plant for Brackish Water Cost Estimation: |
- Capacity 2000 Liters/hour
- Price Rs 1200,000/- (including civil works)
- Operational cost Rs 20,000/- to Rs 25,000/- per month
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Reverse Osmosis Plant for Sea Water: |
Treatment Scheme
The automatic system includes the following components for the treatment
- Pre-Filtration (Sand Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, Cartridge Filter)
- Reverse Osmosis Plant (For Sea Water)
- UV Sterilizer
- Chlorination System
- Distribution System
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Reverse Osmosis Plant for Sea Water Cost Estimation: |
- Capacity 2000 Liters/hour
- Price Rs 3,400,000/-(including civil works)
- Operational cost Rs 30,000/- to Rs 40,000/- per month
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