Executive Summary

This project report documents the implementation of the Clean Water for All initiative—a climate-resilient water access program under Nature Synch , aimed at improving rural water quality through Nadi Filter (Biosand Filter) technology. The initiative was carried out in collaboration with the Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) Pakistan and Aajiz Foundation as the field implementation partner. The project successfully delivered clean water to over 300 households across three villages in Punjab, significantly reducing the prevalence of waterborne illnesses and enhancing public health resilience.

Background and Rationale

Nature Synch, a multidisciplinary platform focused on ecological balance and sustainability, identified the rural water crisis in Punjab as a priority area. Groundwater and surface water in regions like Jhang District are often contaminated with biological agents and nitrates, leading to serious health risks. Traditional boiling methods waste fuel, and chemical treatments are not accessible for low-income families.
The Nadi Filter—a locally tailored Biosand Filter —was selected for its affordability, ease of use, and environmental compatibility. The intervention aligns with SDG-6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) and SDG-13 (Climate Action) .

“Nature Synch brought not just a solution but a sense of dignity to our community.” — Village Committee Member

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