Project Proposal

Saint Michael’s College

Basic Education Department
Brgy. San Miguel, Iligan City
Tel #: (063) 221-7134

Addressing the Water Supply Shortage in Barangay Zone 1 B, Del Carmen :

A Project Proposal for Sustainable Solutions
By: Charles Jasper C. Delfin

Introduction:
A community’s well being needs a sufficient water supply. In Barangay ,
Zone 1B Del Carmen, the problem of insufficient water supply has been a
nagging issue for a couple of weeks as observed by its inhabitants. It is seen
that this issue actually goes further than their daily lives and poses significant
challenges regarding their health, sanitation and even their economic activities.
This makes it difficult for households to meet essential needs such as cooking,
cleaning, personal hygiene among others in absence of reliable water supply.
Also the lack of good water supply infrastructure makes this community more
vulnerable particularly during drought seasons or emergencies. Tackling it
requires collective responsibility from local authorities and community
members in order to ensure adoption of sustainable solutions

Project Description:
In brief, the proposal seeks to mitigate the scarcity of water in Barangay
Zone 1 B Del Carmen through developing new water supply infrastructure and
measures for saving it. The project will first entail digging up boreholes or wells
to utilize underground water which ensures a steady flow of water to the
community at all times. Moreover, rainwater harvesting systems will be
constructed in order to collect and store enough rainwater that can be used by
families during dry seasons. Besides, campaigns will also be conducted
coupled with workshops meant for the community so as to create awareness on
how to conserve the water among other educative points needed to manage it
sustainably. When carried out, these actions would result into poverty
alleviation and capacity building which would enable resilience against any
form of calamity related to water in life.

Lastly, to propose effective solutions, public officials or the government can:

1. Allocate sufficient funds for the construction of water infrastructure and

maintenance.
2. Collaborate with water utility companies or NGOs specializing in water
supply management for technical expertise and support.
3. Engage with the community through consultations and participatory
decision-making processes to ensure that solutions are tailored to their needs
and preferences.
4. Implement regulations and policies to promote water conservation and
discourage wasteful practices.
5. Provide subsidies or financial assistance to low-income households for
accessing clean water technologies or services.

Conclusion:
Solving the water problem in Barangay Zone 1B, Del Carmen is key for
the health and growth of its people. The plan is to fix this by setting up new
water systems, encouraging saving water, and making everyone aware of how
important this is. By all working together, local leaders and the community can
make sure these steps work well. We need enough money, help from important
groups, and clear rules to back up these actions. In the end, by all of us taking
part and choosing lasting ways to deal with this, we can make life better for the
people of Barangay Zone 1B, Del Carmen, and help them deal with water
issues better.

The project we propose does not only solve the urgent need for water but
also helps the community grow in many ways. Having a steady water supply
means people can stay healthier by keeping clean and not getting sick from
bad water. Also, when folks don't have to worry about finding water, they can
use their time and energy on work that makes money, helping the economy.
Through education and empowerment, residents can take ownership of water
management practices, fostering a culture of responsibility and resilience in
the face of future challenges. Overall, by investing in water infrastructure and
promoting sustainable practices, we lay the foundation for a healthier, more
prosperous future for Barangay Zone 1B, Del Carmen, and its inhabitants.