Adiarkay - Water For a Village

20 WATER SOURCES

Happy children look at camera from above

4,725 PEOPLE IMPACTED*

*approximate

$83,650 TOTAL COST

Village: Abamar
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.47432
Longitude: 38.07995

Village: Chewber
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.3686
Longitude: 37.95329

Village: May Lomi
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.37707
Longitude: 37.95166

Village: May Mogessa
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.3881
Longitude: 37.95787

Village: Gahari
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.37903
Longitude: 37.96234

Village: Lay Golima
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.34357
Longitude: 37.95008

Village: Baqusha
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.35089
Longitude: 37.97302

Village: Lama
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.33615
Longitude: 37.98995

Village: Ambera 1
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.32063
Longitude: 37.85627

Village: Ambera 2
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.31976
Longitude: 37.85692

Village: Ambera 3 (school)
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.31688
Longitude: 37.85717

Village: Ambera 4
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.32646
Longitude: 37.85487

Village: Lay Golima 2
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.35164
Longitude: 37.9496

Village: Chewber
Woreda:
Latitude: 13.36954
Longitude: 37.95563

Adiarkay (Addi Arkay) is located on the northern slopes of the Simien Mountains. In 1999, the regional government classified its 47 most drought prone and food insecure woredas (local government areas) due to its inaccessibility and lack of basic infrastrcuture. In 2007, a national census recorded approximately 94,000 inhabitants, although many more are likely living there, across a series of inaccessible villages. Catherine and Yalew have worked closely with the local government, partnering to install around 20 water sources across the region.