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Friday, 30 November 2007 |
Darkhan Hills High Security Prison officially opened its new well on Tuesday November 27 2007. This well project was initiated by Prison Fellowship Mongolia in conjunction with Bayanzurkh 100 Rotary Club of Ulaanbaatar. Klik here for evaluation report
Rotary International has been focusing on clean water supplies around the world and in 2006 Japanese visitors to Mongolia from Osaka Rotary Clubs successfully raised matching finance to sponsor this Darkhan Hills Prison Well.
Funds were received from Japanese Rotary Clubs:
* Moriguchi Evening Rotary Club
* Shijonawate 600 Rotary Club Osaka
* Chayamachi Rotary Club
* Ibaraki-West District 2660
And The International Rotary Foundation and BayanZurkh 100 RC of UB
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Monday, 05 November 2007 |
The following projects are under review for implementation in 2007 - 2008:
* Desks and chairs for Khuder soum school
* Improvement of bath rooms at State Orphanage
* Sport and Youth Exchange between Mongolia and Netherlands
* Improvements of rest rooms at School No. 53
* Tsaagan Uul Soum Clean Water Project
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Monday, 05 November 2007 |
The following projects we have completed from 2004 - 2006:
1. Two water tanks built in Sukhbaatar and Songinokhairkhan Districts;
2. Two wells drilled at Lotus Children Care Center;
3. Distribution of 100 tons of Rice from Taiwan;
4. Distributed more than 20 hearing aids;
5. 40 ft container medical equipment and supplies in cooperation with MESA and Rotary clubs from Ohio;
6. Sponsored two RYLA participants;
7. Contributed to the Keep Mongolia Green Project;
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
People are gathered and given awareness that if they come together and work together they can make their lives better. They are helped to see that it is only by coming together they can make their economic base more productive. The project is an effort to make people self-reliant and get organized to restructure their lives themselves.
Since there is no running water in this village, all water has to come from deep wells. The building of the bakery does not have it's own deep well, so water has to be transported from another place, all the time, which is time and energy-consuming. It is for the digging of a deep well next to the bakery building that we are applying for funding from the Rotary Club.
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Friday, 18 November 2005 |
Half of the residents in Ulaanbaatar city live in gher districts where no central supply of water system. The residents in gher districts carry their potable water from a water tank or a well.
The Water Distribution Unit is a water tank installed in an enclosure for purposes of protecting the water from freezing in winter. The water tank is filled by water by the State Water Agency on a daily
basis by water carrying trucks.
Total of about 1,500 residents benefited from the water tank built.
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