Nadi Filter Water Technology for poor communities

The Global warming is projected to intensify the hydrological cycle and increase the magnitude and frequency of intense precipitation events in most parts of Pakistan. Hence 2022 floods killed 1750 people, 1 million houses damage and 33 million displaced, presently residing as IDPs and results in huge economic losses due to damage to infrastructure, property and agricultural land, and indirect losses in or beyond the flooded areas, such as production losses caused by damaged stock or roads, or the interruption of power generation and navigation.

Based on 2022 floods & warnings in coming years, there is dire need to train the communities with capacity to face disasters themselves without any external support. Because the global climatic change has created alarming situation in many countries and relief agencies may not be able to work on same wavelength in the same country year after year as the donors may not be able to support to the same level year after year with flood relief. Even if the donors support the same tune year after year, the communities may not be able to migrate from their homes due to heavy floods and losses. Communities face the primary impact of disasters, yet the first and continued response to disasters comes from community members. Well prepared and protected communities are the first line of defense against disasters and a key to reducing vulnerability and increasing disaster resilience. 

 The needs of the flood affected are specific safe drinking water, health, food and shelter, however AHD Pakistan will tackle these issues of contamination in drinking water via AHD Nadi filter to access safe & clean drinking water via Nadi filter.

In addition to preparing communities to face disasters, there is also need to focus on core issues of the rural community so that their living standard is improved. The most important factor impeding rural community development is access to safe drinking water which causes serious water borne diseases problems.

Pakistan urgently needed such trades to tackle poverty and economic situation of the country to bring sustainable actions and positive change to create large scale similarity and skillful flood affected communities towards self-reliant. Nadi filter is only option for rural Pakistan to help poor communities on sustainable basis and help them with lifetime skills.

Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) remained in close coordination with UNOCHA, PDMA Sindh and different NGOs/INGOs present on the ground to help the flood affected communities of Sindh. AHD has been actively involved in flood relief activities in district Thatta during 2022 floods and Badin, Tando Muhammad Khan and Mirpurkhas during floods of 2022. However, the floods of 2022 destroyed life in almost entire Sindh, district Sujawal, Badin & Thatta are the worst affected districts in Pakistan.

AHD aims to bring Safe Drinking Water for the rural flood affected families and AHD Nadi filter will solve the drinking water crises into sustainable solution drinking water via Nadi filter.

AHD Pakistan Nadi filter innovation video: https://youtu.be/bdLjSxo8k-0

Mr. Abdul Khurshid Bhatti working as president / CEO for Association for Humanitarian Development and helping rural poor communities in Pakistan and African countries, Mr. Khurshid want to help 1 million people with access to safe and clean drinking water to save young children and women in rural areas.

Mr. Khurshid want to say to the international community that: Do not forget the indigenous people & poor rural communities of the world living in rural far and scattered areas, facing poverty, illiteracy, and health problems. There is lot of solutions around the world, local and adoptable we should all together promote in vulnerable communities by targeting developing countries. I hope and confident if we all join hands together and support such local initiatives the day will come when we will reach most of the vulnerable communities on this world with provision of access to safe and clean drinking water.

Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) is a non-governmental organization established in December 2001-2002 & registered under societies Act XXI of 1860 on May 17th 2003, with the major objective to work for peace, justice, harmony, and equality through participation of the most disadvantaged and marginalized communities for the sustainability. AHD has initiated several livelihood and development programs by targeting rural women & children. The major accomplishment in this regard, is the introduction of Bio-Sand Water Filter (BSF) / Nadi Filter in 61,820 families Sindh & Pakistan to provide access of poorest communities to safe drinking water.  AHD’s BSF Project is known as Nadi Filter (local name), because Nadi (a mud pot, 32-34 inches tall) is commonly used by local community in household for water storage purposes[1].

The innovation made with major objective of using limited available resources, particularly commonly used mud pots for water storage (such as; Nadi)  in rural household for filtration that could sustained itself, without any external interventions. In support of this initiative, project by following participatory approach, focuses on mobilization of communities, formation of community groups, construction, installation & maintenance of filter and follow-up trainings in use of the filter, safe water practices & hygiene and sanitation.

Nadi filter technology project supported by national & international donors: Misereor Germany, UNEP-APFED, WHO Pakistan, ADP & Oxfam GB, CDP Govt. of Sindh, Global Giving, GSK – Save the Children UK, Care International, Hope for Children UK & corporate donations & individual donors. Under the project AHD has installed more than 300,000 Nadi filters during the past 15 years 2007-2022, providing life-sustaining water to more than 3,000,000 people, who are living in rural communities now drinking clean and safe water at their household level.

AHD Pakistan working in rural areas to reach the unreached people with access to safe and clean drinking water and UN SDG # 6 to access safe and clean drinking water for all is our main target. AHD each year measure the impact and thousands of people enjoy safe drinking water and get clean water at their household level.

To measure our progress towards our impact goals, our specific indicator for monitoring activities in the project will include the ongoing collection of information. The progress of activities will be tracked against a pre-defined activity timeline plan at the AHD HQ level. AHD has an independent monitoring and evaluation (M&E) department responsible for undertaking monitoring and internal audits in addition to evaluation responsibilities. As part of its evaluation activities, the department assists staff in developing appropriate objectives and indicators to measure the effects of the projects’ interventions; assists in the implementation of baseline studies for projects implemented by AHD; and follows up surveys or studies for the purpose of evaluation at the end of each project in addition to monitoring the performance of the project's quality. Upon project start, the M&E unit at AHD will develop a project fact sheet, including planned project activities, deadlines for their completion, and staff assigned. A field visit calendar will also be developed. Monthly reports on the project's progress will be generated by M&E staff and shared with donors.

Our team will give training on Nadi Filter to the beneficiaries and support them throughout the process. There will be monitoring visits to every village we’ve worked in to check if people are using Nadi Filter units. All of this will be monitored by our field program managers.

A final evaluation of the project will be generated upon its completion. The analysis will include the relevance and fulfillment of objectives, developmental efficiency and effectiveness, the impact achieved by the project activities, and project sustainability.

AHD Nadi filter will serve the rural poor communities and impact them with lifetime skills and help them to adopt and learn Nadi filter and use for themselves and their families for long term basis. 

Nadi filter is problem solving technology in rural areas and even urban area communities also can get safe and clean drinking water at their door step.

The impact of rural communities is positive and rural women so happy and enjoying the Nadi filter solutions and skills in video below: 

• Nadi Filter drinking water video:  https://youtu.be/bdLjSxo8k-0
• Video of Kisumu Africa Women Happy: https://youtu.be/iNc-3E2LB6g

Yes AHD Pakistan team so experienced and since 2003 to till a date reached million of poor families to help them to grow and uplift from the poverty and convert crises in to opportunities, since past 20 years AHD completed 98 small and large scale projects and still very active to help 15,000 Flood 2022 Affected families and needs cooperation of MIT and Horizon prize to empower rural flood victims in Pakistan 

General Body:

1. Mr. A. Khurshid Bhatti              President/ CEO
2. Miss. Tomsina Zahid                 Vice-President
3. Mr. Nadeem John                     General Secretary
4. Mrs. Shazia Saleem                  Treasurer
5. Parveen Akhtar                         Executive Member
6. Dr. Shehzad Sadaqat                 Executive Member
7. Mrs. Saiqa Kaleem                    Executive Member

 Staff Members of AHD:

• Ms. Anita Ishaq                         Finance Manager                                
• Ms. Sheza Kanwal                     HR Manager                                          
• Mr. Danish Khan                       Admin Officer                                       
• Mr. Eli Nelson                           Program Officer                                
• Mr. Niaz                                   Program Officer                                  
• Mr. Ghulam Qadir                     Supporting Staff
• Mrs. Rahibana                          Supporting Staff
• Mrs. Shamshad                         Supporting Staff

the team have great expertise and technical skills in Water and Sanitation, women empowerment, health, climate change and disaster and relief and rehabilitation 

AHD Pakistan staff aims to reach 1 one million poor people to give them lifetime skills.  

AHD Pakistan applying to this award to reach poor rural communities in Pakistan, as after floods 2022 the situation of water and sanitation not good and about 80% people of rural Pakistan drinking contaminated water. 

the prize will help AHD yo reach 10,000 rural people and total 63,000 households will have access to safe and clean drinking water 

AHD will be happy to help and distribute 10,000 Nadi filter units in rural and flood affected areas of Pakistan and help them to live happy life and enjoy lifetime based solution Nadi filter and save from all type of water borne diseases.  

The team lead connected via community mobilization and mobilize 10,000 families into 200 villages and form village based organizations, who responsible for the village level implementation and trainings. the project easily reach 10,000 families in just one year time frame as fallowing team will lead and preform their duties 

1. Mr. Abdul Khurshid, President/CEO, overall in charge of the project 

2. Ms. Anita Ishaq, Finance Manager, AHD will be responsible for finance 

3. Ms. Sheza Kanwal, HR Manager, will lead human resource matters 

4. Program manager, will be responsible for field trainings and implementation and report to office 

5. Social Mobilizers 4 (2 male and 2 female) will help in filed to reach 10,000 families with access to safe and clean drinking water  

Water, water & water everywhere, nut not a drop to drink, Pakistan is under developing country with high inflation and food crises now days after the price hike in fuel prices and inflation. safe drinking water is not available ta anywhere in the Country of Pakistan and rural facing 80% people don’t have access to safe and clean drinking water.

AHD Pakistan introduced Nadi filter water technology, which is key to help rural and vulnerable communities and help them with LIFETIMNE skills and idea to get safe and clean drinking water for long term. The design of the Nadi filter unit is very innovative, easy, simple, replicateable, and adaptable. It’s material available at the local level or among villages and is being used to store water and Mutka is widely used all over Pakistan to store drinking water. It means the Nadi filter technology is 100% local-based technology which can be promoted at anywhere in Pakistan on large scale. Nadi filter water is lab tested water that defines the Lab tests on local canal water show 320 Thermo-tolerant Faecal Coli form (T.F.C) per 100ml and Tests on the same water after passing through a Nadi Filter show typically only 1 T.F.C per 100ml.  The AHD's aim is to give high-quality "hands-on" motivational training at village level about germs and how to make affordable filters that contain good microbes that help us live healthily. Studies have shown that the filter can reduce diarrheal illnesses by up to 80%, including skin diseases, which has a tremendous impact on the overall health and productivity of a family and entire communities. The community said that "the canal water is very contaminated," they confirm, that their families used to be plagued by diarrhea, dysentery, and skin problems. "They said we had to spend a lot of money on medicines."

The filter is simply an optimized residence for the "good microbes" that eat up the microbes that cause diseases. The filter is designed to protect the good microbes in the sand, which would be destroyed if the sand was allowed to be churned up or drained of water. They require a stable surface to live on and a constant supply of dirty water and oxygen to feed on. Nadi filter units have been an innovative model for making a sustainable solution for the poor to lift themselves out of poverty. It is a solution that helps people gets safe and clean drinking water easily from anywhere. Yes, it could change the market through a reduction in diseases. Apart from this, it also increases poor people’s access to safe drinking water, resulting in major economic and social benefits. Most people use very expensive filters to get clean water for drinking purposes. That contain highly toxic chemicals to purify the water, but it is harmful for human health; it also bad in taste.  

AHD Pakistan goal for UN SDG # 6 to achieve quickly targets to one million Nadi filters for one million poor families and about 6.3 million people will have safe and clean drinking water till 2030, this is the goal of AHD Pakistan.

AHD Pakistan presently reached 345,000 families and about 2,173,500 about 2.2 million people getting benefit and happy to get safe and clean water at their doorsteps.  AHD strategy for the next years is to reach those communities who don’t have access to clean drinking water and those who don’t have the capacity to purchase expensive filters for themselves, so in this regard, AHD will find such areas and provides them approximate 20,000 to 30,000 Nadi filter units with TOT trainings in the upcoming year. AHD has to reach more families; we will have to provide them with Nadi filter TOT training and install 30,000 Nadi filter units in the next five years. And same others organization will be mobilized.

After the implementation of our activity, the end-beneficiaries will have access to safe and clean drinking water as each family will be provided with a Nadi Filter, which cleans and purifies the water using bio-sand technology. No harmful or hazardous chemicals are used in this filter; it's a totally natural solution due to which people will be able to prevent various diseases and live a healthier lifestyle.

Once this model is implemented, the villages will be able to step towards sustainable development.

Our impact goals are orient all aspects of our work are to Door to door visits, Awareness Workshops, Seminars, Meetings, Exposures and Registration of SHG/CBO/CCB etc.

We consider our models to be innovative because of the unique products like Nadi filter which help people overcome major problems of their lives like drinking safe water.

The major objective of using limited available resources, particularly commonly used mud pots for water storage (such as; Nadi) in rural household for filtration that could sustained itself, without any external interventions. In support of this initiative model by following participatory approach, focuses on mobilization of communities, formation of community groups, construction, installation & maintenance of filter and follow-up trainings in use of the filter, safe water practices & hygiene and sanitation. The Post installation also includes monitoring and support from staff for communities as required. In all respects project seeks, greater men’s participation in project activities, as this proved to be more successful to promote filters and to gain greater access to women in communities.

AHD Pakistan working in rural areas to reach the unreached people with access to safe and clean drinking water and UN SDG # 6 to access safe and clean drinking water for all is our main target. AHD each year measure the impact and thousands of people enjoy safe drinking water and get clean water at their household level.

To measure our progress towards our impact goals, our specific indicator for monitoring activities in the project will include the ongoing collection of information. The progress of activities will be tracked against a pre-defined activity timeline plan at the AHD HQ level. AHD has an independent monitoring and evaluation (M&E) department responsible for undertaking monitoring and internal audits in addition to evaluation responsibilities. As part of its evaluation activities, the department assists staff in developing appropriate objectives and indicators to measure the effects of the projects’ interventions; assists in the implementation of baseline studies for projects implemented by AHD; and follows up surveys or studies for the purpose of evaluation at the end of each project in addition to monitoring the performance of the project's quality. Upon project start, the M&E unit at AHD will develop a project fact sheet, including planned project activities, deadlines for their completion, and staff assigned. A field visit calendar will also be developed. Monthly reports on the project's progress will be generated by M&E staff and shared with donors.

Our team will give training on Nadi Filter to the beneficiaries and support them throughout the process. There will be monitoring visits to every village we’ve worked in to check if people are using Nadi Filter units. All of this will be monitored by our field programme managers.

A final evaluation of the project will be generated upon its completion. The analysis will include the relevance and fulfillment of objectives, developmental efficiency and effectiveness, the impact achieved by the project activities, and project sustainability.

Project Purpose

Indicators

Verification

Overall Objective 1. Excess to safe and cleaning drinking water for 3,000 families.

Emergency assistance for 3,000 flood affected families.

1. 3,000 families drinking safe and clean drinking water from Nadi Filter. 2. 3,000 families received Nadi Filter.

1. Receipt of 3,000 beneficiaries. 2. 3,000 Nadi Filters are in use. 3.  Collecting CNIC/Identity number from beneficiaries.

Specific Objective(s)

1.     3000 Nadi filter

AHD’s aims to provide safe and clean drinking water and provide them skill enhancement about healthy Life.

1.     Provide Training in 100 villages and distribute 3000 Nadi filter Units

• Visuals or Pictures.
• 3000 beneficiary profile including name, CNIC, contact number, address for Nadi Filter trainees.

Expected Results

Execution of tasks and milestones are achieved such as 3000 Nadi filter units

AHD successfully reached the targets to provide safe and clean drinking water to rural families.

This is clear indication that the community will be free from water borne diseases in the near future, when everyone will be using local based Bio-sand filter technology.

The villages will be able to know about awareness of Safe and clean drinking Water that makes them lives a healthier lifestyle. 

Execution of tasks and milestones. Positive impact on the future of project. Project team fulfillment with their completed work. Quality deliverables are executed and completed to donor’s satisfaction.

• A Purpose Specific Baseline survey collect basic information
•  Collect qualitative and effective data
• End-Line survey against key indicators conducted and report submitted to Donor

The innovation of AHD Nadi filter technology contributed in drinking water crises to the community that they have now opportunity to get clean and safe drinking water by filtering from Nadi filter unit. Nadi filter unit filter water from 98 to 100% removal of biological contamination.

The filter is simply an optimized residence for the “good microbes” that eat up the microbes that cause diseases. The filter is designed to protect the good microbes in the sand which would be destroyed if the sand was allowed to be churned up or drained of water. They require a stable surface to live on with a constant supply of dirty water and oxygen to feed on.  The sand in the filter provides an enormous surface area for them to live on and they multiply to fill this space. This takes two to three weeks to establish.  In the mean time the water is far better than before even after a day or two.

Nadi filter unit are Technological Adaptation of the Centuries

AHD has initiated several livelihood and development programs by targeting rural women & children. The major accomplishment in this regard, is the introduction of Nadi Filter in Pakistan to provide access of poorest communities to safe drinking water. AHD’s BSF Project is known as Nadi Filter (local name), because Nadi (a mud pot, 32-34 inches tall) is commonly used by local community in household for water storage purposes.

The innovation made with major objective of using limited available resources, particularly commonly used mud pots for water storage (such as; Nadi) in rural household for filtration that could sustained itself, without any external interventions. In support of this initiative, project by following participatory approach, focuses on mobilization of communities, formation of community groups, construction, installation & maintenance of filter and follow-up trainings in use of the filter, safe water practices & hygiene and sanitation.

Nadi Filter is a technological adaptation of the centuries old slow sand filtration process. It is not a newly developed technology, several commercial and community-scale implementations exist in different countries. The largest use of BSF technology has been in the humanitarian arena. But in coastal areas of Sindh, it is first time to take such initiative at household level by AHD. Technology and method exist to bring improved water and sanitation practices to even the most remote areas. It’s an affordable, sustainable household technology, proven to be very effective in improving the quality of water to make it safe for drinking, cooking, bathing, and cleaning.

General Body:

1. Mr. A. Khurshid Bhatti              President/ CEO
2. Miss. Tomsina Zahid                 Vice-President
3. Mr. Nadeem John                      General Secretary
4. Mrs. Shazia Saleem                  Treasurer
5. Parveen Akhtar                         Executive Member
6. Dr. Shehzad Sadaqat                 Executive Member
7. Mrs. Saiqa Kaleem                    Executive Member

Staff Members of AHD:

• Ms. Anita Ishaq                         Finance Manager                                
• Ms. Sheza Kanwal                     HR Manager                                          
• Mr. Danish Khan                       Admin Officer                                       
• Mr. Eli Nelson                            Program Officer                                
• Mr. Niaz                                     Program Officer                                  
• Mr. Ghulam Qadir                      Supporting Staff
• Mrs. Rahibana                            Supporting Staff

AHD started searching sustainable solutions in 2005-2006 and comes up with the solutions to uplift rural poor communities and introduced Nadir filter in just ONE village and then 100 families with ADP USA and during 2008 AHD won APFED showcase award for 1,000 families in Jati area and then 2008-2021 AHD supported by national & international NGOs. AHD reached 345,000 in Pakistan with access to safe and clean drinking water in 3m people.

AHD Won the GSK-UK Award https://youtu.be/9Tcukhbxzm0

• Nadi Filter video:  https://youtu.be/bdLjSxo8k-0
• Video of Kisumu Africa https://youtu.be/iNc-3E2LB6g
• AHD won Energy Globe Award of AUSTRIA 2019   https://www.energyglobe.info/pakistan2019?cl=en&id=331184

Mr. Abdul Khurshid Bhatti working as president / CEO for Association for Humanitarian Development and helping rural poor communities in Pakistan and African countries, Mr. Khurshid want to help 1 million people with access to safe and clean drinking water to save young children and women in rural areas.

Mr. Khurshid want to say to the international community that: Do not forget the indigenous people & poor rural communities of the world living in rural far and scattered areas, facing poverty, illiteracy, and health problems. There is lot of solutions around the world, local and adoptable we should all together promote in vulnerable communities by targeting developing countries. I hope and confident if we all join hands together and support such local initiatives the day will come when we will reach most of the vulnerable communities on this world with provision of access to safe and clean drinking water.

Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) is a non-governmental organization established in December 2001-2002 & registered under societies Act XXI of 1860 on May 17th 2003, with the major objective to work for peace, justice, harmony, and equality through participation of the most disadvantaged and marginalized communities for the sustainability. AHD has initiated several livelihood and development programs by targeting rural women & children. The major accomplishment in this regard, is the introduction of Bio-Sand Water Filter (BSF) / Nadi Filter in 61,820 families Sindh & Pakistan to provide access of poorest communities to safe drinking water.  AHD’s BSF Project is known as Nadi Filter (local name), because Nadi (a mud pot, 32-34 inches tall) is commonly used by local community in household for water storage purposes[1].

The innovation made with major objective of using limited available resources, particularly commonly used mud pots for water storage (such as; Nadi)  in rural household for filtration that could sustained itself, without any external interventions. In support of this initiative, project by following participatory approach, focuses on mobilization of communities, formation of community groups, construction, installation & maintenance of filter and follow-up trainings in use of the filter, safe water practices & hygiene and sanitation.

Nadi filter technology project supported by national & international donors: Misereor Germany, UNEP-APFED, WHO Pakistan, ADP & Oxfam GB, CDP Govt. of Sindh, Global Giving, GSK – Save the Children UK, Care International, Hope for Children UK & corporate donations & individual donors. Under the project AHD has installed more than 300,000 Nadi filters during the past 15 years 2007-2022, providing life-sustaining water to more than 3,000,000 people, who are living in rural communities now drinking clean and safe water at their household level.

[1] AHD 2007,  Access to safe drinking water with Nadi Filter in Thatta and Badin

Mr. Abdul Khurshid Bhatti working as president / CEO for Association for Humanitarian Development and helping rural poor communities in Pakistan and African countries, Mr. Khurshid want to help 1 million people with access to safe and clean drinking water to save young children and women in rural areas.

Mr. Khurshid want to say to the international community that: Do not forget the indigenous people & poor rural communities of the world living in rural far and scattered areas, facing poverty, illiteracy, and health problems. There is lot of solutions around the world, local and adoptable we should all together promote in vulnerable communities by targeting developing countries. I hope and confident if we all join hands together and support such local initiatives the day will come when we will reach most of the vulnerable communities on this world with provision of access to safe and clean drinking water.

Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) is a non-governmental organization established in December 2001-2002 & registered under societies Act XXI of 1860 on May 17th 2003, with the major objective to work for peace, justice, harmony, and equality through participation of the most disadvantaged and marginalized communities for the sustainability. AHD has initiated several livelihood and development programs by targeting rural women & children. The major accomplishment in this regard, is the introduction of Bio-Sand Water Filter (BSF) / Nadi Filter in 61,820 families Sindh & Pakistan to provide access of poorest communities to safe drinking water.  AHD’s BSF Project is known as Nadi Filter (local name), because Nadi (a mud pot, 32-34 inches tall) is commonly used by local community in household for water storage purposes[1].

The innovation made with major objective of using limited available resources, particularly commonly used mud pots for water storage (such as; Nadi)  in rural household for filtration that could sustained itself, without any external interventions. In support of this initiative, project by following participatory approach, focuses on mobilization of communities, formation of community groups, construction, installation & maintenance of filter and follow-up trainings in use of the filter, safe water practices & hygiene and sanitation.

Nadi filter technology project supported by national & international donors: Misereor Germany, UNEP-APFED, WHO Pakistan, ADP & Oxfam GB, CDP Govt. of Sindh, Global Giving, GSK – Save the Children UK, Care International, Hope for Children UK & corporate donations & individual donors. Under the project AHD has installed more than 300,000 Nadi filters during the past 15 years 2007-2022, providing life-sustaining water to more than 3,000,000 people, who are living in rural communities now drinking clean and safe water at their household level.

Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) is a not-for-profit organization registered under societies Act XXI of 1860 on May 17th 2003, with the major objective to work for peace, justice, harmony, and equality through participation of the most disadvantaged and marginalized communities for the sustainability. AHD has initiated AHD Nadi Filter during 2005-2006 with start of 1 one Nadi filter and with the time of 2007 with 100 Nadi filter and then each year multiply Nadi filters now in 2020 AHD reached estimate 85,000 poor and vulnerable people of rural areas of Pakistan Video of Nadi filter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBvclfeW_NA

AHD Pakistan Nadi filter technology has great potential to attract donors and funding opportunities to wards project funding. The sustainable goals also attract UN organizations to make UN SDG # 6 to get done and this Nadi filter is the key for this.

05 International Awards won by AHD Nadi filter:

APFED Showcase award 2008 by UNEP Thailand for AHD Nadi filter 1,000 promotion in Jati area district Thatta Sindh Pakistan

Energy Globe Award by Energy Globe Foundation Austria for 2014 Pakistan to AHD for Access to safe and clean drinking water Nadi filter

AHD WON Healthcare Innovation Award by GSK UK – Save the Children UK for 8,000 families Nadi filter solution. https://youtu.be/9Tcukhbxzm0 Nadi filter helping in achieving UN SDG # 6

Energy Globe Award by Energy Globe Foundation Austria for 2019 Pakistan to AHD Nadi filter: https://www.energyglobe.info/pakistan2019?cl=en&id=331184

World Energy Globe Award by Energy Globe Foundation Austria for 2019 3rd Nomination to: AHD Nadi filter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qowhIBuSBuk

AHD Nadi filter Video process to prepare at local level  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBvclfeW_NA

AHD Pakistan working since 2003 and achieve targets in difficult time and now as the innovation Nadi filter has grown and established and PCSIR Islamabad and many has proven that Nadi filter is so safe and clean and fit for drinking purposes. Please the progress in past 15 years how AHD get funds and how helping poor people.

 There are all the donors who collaborate with AHD so far with the donations, the list mentioned below it shows the donor’s name, places, duration and amount are includes: 

• Projects implemented/completed.

Project Focus areas

Donor

District

Duration

Amount

Nadi filter technology in Mozambique

Susan Design Norway

Eastern Districts

2022 to 2024

US $ 250,000

Nadi filter technology in Zimbabwe

FCTZ, BMZ Germany

Chuguttu& Mt. Darwin districts Zimbabwe

2022 to 2023

 $ 320,000

Nadi filter for Flood affected families

ACTED Pakistan

Sanghar, Dadu &Jaffrabad

2022

PKR 930,000

Nadi filter & Emergency support 

Global Giving USA

Sujawal, Thatta &Mattiari

2022

PKR 13,600,000

Hand pumps / water wells

EHSAAS UK

Sujawal

2021

PKR 1,2600,000

Women skill Development

Global Giving

Tando Muhammad Khan &Mirpurkhas

2020

PKR 4,875,000

Nadi filter for 2,650 poor families

Care International Pakistan

Umerkott District

2019

PKR 6,600,000

Solar lights for rural families

Polish Aid

Tando Muhammad Khan & Sujawal Districts

Oct 2017 to March 2018

EURO 1,8000

Healthcare Innovation Award 2016

GSK Pakistan

Sujawal, Thatta, Badin & Tando M. Khan

Jan 2017 to Dec 2018

$ 400,000

Safe Drinking Water for Flood Victims in Pakistan

Global Giving

Thatta & Sujawal

Jan 2013 - Dec 2015

$ 24,000

Girl Initiative Fund for Sindh Pakistan

Global Giving

Thatta & Sujawal

Jan 2014 to Dec 2016

$ 35,000

3,800 families provided with Nadi filter units

CDP-Govt of

Sindh

Matli & S/d Fazal Rahoo Taluka Badin

6 months

$ 4,250,000

Shelter / NFI for 750 families of Jacobabad

ERF-UNOCHA

Mubarikpur, Jacobabad

1 Year

$ 12,450,000

Rehabilitation of Flood victims

Help Alliance Germany

Matli Badin

6 months

$ 2,715,000

Emergency Support

Misereor Germany

Gularchi& Badin, Sindh

1 month

$ 6,973,000

Medical Support

Help Alliance Germany

Thatta, Badin, Tando M. Khan &Sanghar

1 Year

$ 2,265,000

Emergency Support

Help Alliance Germany

Jati & Sujawal, Thatta Sindh

1 Year

$ 11,525,000

Emergency Support

Lufthansa Airline Germany

Jati, Sujawal, Gularchi& Hyderabad

2 months

$ 2,350,000

Emergency Support

German Consulate

Gularchi& Badin, Sindh

2 months

$ 2,425,000

Emergency Support

Tear Fund

Jati, Sujawal, Thatta, Sindh

2 months

In-kind

Emergency Support

Tear Fund

Gularchi& Badin, Sindh

3 months

In-kind

Emergency Support

Misereor Germany

Gularchi& Badin, Sindh

2 month

$ 6,835,000

Emergency Support

Misereor Germany

Jati & Sujawal, Thatta, Sindh

$ 8,895,850

150 families provided with food items

Global Giving

Jhirk Thatta

4 months

$ 670,000

2,300 families Nadi filter promotion

Global Giving

Tando Hafiz Shah Thatta

1 year

$ 3,165,000

600 families Mansehra KPK

WHO-Pakistan

Mansehra KPK

4 months

$ 3,060,000

500 IDPs support

Misereor Germany

Jati, Thatta

3 months

$ 2,400,640

150 supports for livelihood activities

German Consulate Karachi

Deh Budh Sujawal

6 months

$ 548,000

In kind (Life Buoy Soap, Toothpaste, Tooth Brush)

Unilever Pakistan

Hyderabad, Kotri, Tando M. Khan & Badin

6 months

In-kind

Women health promotion in 15 villages

Unilever Pakistan

Hyderabad &Tando M. Khan

3 months

$ 100,000

Biological analysis of Nadi filter water unit

Oxfam GB

Jati Thatta

8 months

$ 595,000

Safe drinking water

APFED-UNEP

Jati Thatta

12 months

$ 1,290,000