The project involves two primary strategies. The first is to install a solar-powered water pumping system that provide safe drinking water and sufficient irrigationwater for the long dry season. The second is to build a protective wall around the Utokon farm complex.

The solar-powered water pumping system will exten the growing season into the long dry season which extends from October to May, thereby improving diet and health throughout a time when, historically, there are few vegetables to eat.

By Using a pipeline to transport waterfrom the distant Ugenge River (located about 6 km away) in addition to using water purificationand sanitation techniques, people should be less exposed to water-borne diseases such as guinea worm, typhoid, cholera and meningitis. This project was realized by the Sustianable Village together with the local Catholic Church that gave $40,000 for the completion of the project.