30 Jun, 2026 Khartoum 2 min read

JASMA Rehabilitates Water Wells and Tanks in Jebel Awlia

JASMA Human Security has completed maintenance and rehabilitation of water wells and tanks in Al-Qulei’ and Barakat villages, Jebel Awlia Locality, Khartoum State, from 10 to 30 June. Funded by UNHCR under the Strengthening Community Protection for Displaced Populations project, the works included rehabilitating the boreholes, installing a solar power system to run them without fuel, and repairing the water tanks. These interventions ease the hardship of residents and newcomers and provide a sustainable source of safe drinking water.

Khartoum State – Jebel Awlia Locality

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen basic services and secure a sustainable water supply, JASMA Human Security has announced the completion of maintenance and rehabilitation works on water wells and tanks in the villages of Al-Qulei’ and Barakat, Jebel Awlia Locality, between 10 and 30 June.

These interventions are part of the Strengthening Community Protection for Displaced Populations project, implemented with generous funding from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), to improve living conditions and provide clean, safe drinking water for local communities and newcomers.

🛠️ Key Interventions and Works Carried Out:

  • Maintenance and rehabilitation of boreholes: Comprehensive maintenance and rehabilitation of the boreholes in Al-Qulei’ and Barakat villages to improve water pumping efficiency and ensure its sustainability.
  • Solar-powered well operation: Installation of an integrated solar power system for the wells to ensure continuous operation, without interruption or reliance on fuel.
  • Maintenance and repair of water tanks: Maintenance of the water tanks in Barakat and Al-Qulei’ villages to ensure safe, sustainable water storage and efficient distribution to residents.

“These interventions directly ease the hardship of citizens and newcomers in Jebel Awlia Locality, and provide sustainable solutions for securing safe drinking water through clean energy sources.”

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