Budokomi Community Borehole Water Project
Diocesan Initiative — ACK Budokomi Parish, Mundika, Busia County
Project Overview & Impact
The Budokomi Community Borehole Water Project is a flagship initiative funded by the Anglican Relief and Development Fund (ARDF) with the objective of improving access to safe and clean water for the Budokomi community while creating a sustainable source of income for ACK Budokomi Parish.
Since its inception in March 2026, the project has made significant progress. Key milestones achieved include establishment of the Project Implementation Committee, community mobilization and sensitization, preparation of implementation work plans, successful procurement of the drilling contractor, completion of borehole drilling and associated technical works, and commencement of the procurement process for water storage, solarization and distribution infrastructure.
The project is currently entering its final implementation phase, after which commissioning, operationalization and establishment of a Water Management Committee will be undertaken to ensure sustainability.
Key Deliverables & Strategic Features
Tangible outcomes and long-term community benefits
By combining solar-powered borehole extraction, high-capacity water storage reservoirs, and community distribution kiosks, this project ensures round-the-clock water reliability while minimizing electrical grid dependence and ongoing operating expenses.
Project Snapshot
Diocesan Initiative
ACK Budokomi Parish, Mundika, Busia County
Anglican Relief & Development Fund (ARDF)
Administered under the oversight of the ACK Diocese of Nambale in collaboration with local parish leadership and our global partners to ensure long-term community impact and spiritual transformation.
Project Inquiries
For details on this initiative, partnerships, or community outreach, connect with the Diocesan Secretariat.
