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Water and Irrigation

In western Afghanistan, water decides whether an orchard survives. We plan water before we plant trees.

Illustration of terraced fields with an irrigation channel stepping down through sluice gates

  1. Realistic water assessment

    Every proposal starts from the water actually available at the site — wells, channels, rainfall patterns and seasonal reliability.

  2. Drip irrigation where it fits

    Drip systems can dramatically reduce water use for young orchards. We include them where the site and maintenance capacity support it.

  3. Simple, maintainable solutions

    We favour solutions farmers can run and repair locally over complex systems that fail unattended.

  4. Water in the project budget

    Water infrastructure is costed openly in proposals — it is part of the project, not an afterthought.

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We will tell you honestly what a site can support.

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