What gets built
A single shared soak pit to absorb the standing wastewater at this spot.
Proposed Wastewater management
One community soak pit near Raja Sahib Dera — Pragpur (180), Punjab
Identified and surveyed by field engineers, waiting for a funder.
Near Raja Sahib Dera, Pragpur (180), Aur, Nawanshahr, Punjab
Cost still being assessed
Field engineers are finalising the estimate for this site. Express interest and we will send you the costed proposal as soon as it is ready.
About this project
Why it is needed
Untreated wastewater runs onto farmland, carrying contaminants into soil and crops.
What your funding changes
Standing water disappears from the street, cutting mosquito breeding and the illnesses that follow the monsoon.
Handles about 8,400 litres of used water a day
Where it is
No GPS coordinates were recorded for this site during the survey.
District
Nawanshahr
Block
Aur
Village
Pragpur (180)
Landmark
Near Raja Sahib Dera
Village profile
Pragpur (180) →
How funding this works
Expressing interest is not a payment. It starts a conversation, and you see a full proposal before committing anything.
- 1
You express interest
Tell us the amount and timeline you have in mind. Nothing is committed at this stage.
- 2
We send a proposal
Within 72 hours you get a costed proposal with the implementing partner named.
- 3
You approve
Review the scope and sign off. Funds are released against agreed milestones.
- 4
Work begins
The partner builds, and you get progress reporting from the ground until handover.
Technical details (WASH Institute survey data)
Every field exactly as recorded by the survey team, for diligence and reporting.
- Reference ID
- 577761505SLWM1606
- Type of intervention required
- Liquid Waste Management
- SLWM intervention
- Drain End Point The point where a village drain empties out, usually into a pond, a field or open land.
- Nature of issue
- Agricultural land
- SLWM solution required
- 1 CSP A single shared soak pit to absorb the standing wastewater at this spot.
- Existing or proposed
- Proposed Identified and surveyed by field engineers, waiting for a funder.
- Capacity of SLWM intervention
- 8.4 KLD Handles about 8,400 litres of used water a day
- Cost
- ₹ 0
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