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The average borehole well and handpump costs $20,000.

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It costs $1,200 to mobilize and set up a drill rig on site.

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It costs $150 per meter to drill a borehole. (The average borehole is 60-160 meters deep.)

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A handpump costs $1,300.

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The average rainwater catchment system costs $14,000.

 
 

Starting in 2017, all schools recieving a project will be required to provide a community

cash contribution equivalent to 10% of the total project costs. 

 

Each year EWB@MSU implements 2-3 new projects and sends roughly 25 travelers to Kenya. 

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YOUR donation can help us accomplish our goals and help bring clean water and sanitation to primary schools in Kenya!

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Scroll down to get an idea of what your donation could help fund.

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The average 6 hole composting latrine costs $12,000.

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It costs $250 to install a handwashing station outside the latrine.

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All of the bricks and cement cost $800.

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It costs $200 to paint the latrine.

The average plane ticket to Kenya costs $2,000. 

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Each team consists of 1 professional mentor, 1 student project manager, and 2-5 first time travelers. 

Your donation changes the world!

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Every donation, big or small, helps us build these projects BRICK BY BRICK.

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