Thar
December 18, 2025 2026-02-26 17:08Thar
Goth 2.0 - Reimagining Life in Rural Areas
Since 2021, NJV and Akhuwat launched Project Goth 2.0 and collaborated to bring improvements in distant villages of Thar. Sobhay Jo Tarr was the first village where the project was initiated, and serves as the center for interventions in the surrounding areas.
Enrolled Students
Trees Planted
Water Projects
Schools
Sobay Jo Thar School
Students from NJV School visit Sobhey Jo Tarr to motivate and uplift the children in the surrounding villages. Upon their suggestion and dedication, NJVSMB gathered resources to start a fee-free school to provide quality education on modern methodologies. Teachers from the area were recruited, trained, and provided relevant resources to bring the enrolled students at par with education standards in urban areas. Today, over 700 students receive quality education and with the potential to increase this impact by multiple folds.
Thanks to Nova Mobility, students from distant areas are also provided transportation facility to and from the school
Water Projects
To resolve the issue of water scarcity in the region, NJV and Akhuwat, with support from our generous donors and supporters, installed multiple R.O. Plants and boring channels to serve the community.
Sobay Jo Thar RO Plant
The Sobay Jo Thar RO Plant is a solar-powered water system serving approximately 5,000 people. Equipped with a 40 kW solar system, a 15 HP motor, and a 6,000-feet pipeline, it delivers clean drinking water directly to households.
Mithajotarr Village RO Plant
A 5,000-gallon RO plant powered by a 15 kW solar system, with two water tanks and a 500-feet bore, supplying safe drinking water to 1,250 families in a water-scarce inter-faith community.
Bhani Jo Tar RO Plant, Taluka Chachro
This plant includes a 5,000-gallon RO system, 15 kW solar power, two water tanks, and a 520-feet bore, ensuring clean water for 5,000 community members.
Ketair Village RO Plant, Chachro
This 5,000-gallon solar-powered RO plant with a 10 kW system, one water tank, and 500-feet bore provides clean water to a community of 2,000 people on humanitarian grounds.
Chelar City RO Plant near Sadhour
A 5,000-gallon RO plant supported by a 15 kW solar system, two water tanks, and a 450-feet bore, serving approximately 4,000 people based on urgent community needs.
Kearlo Village
The Sobay Jo Thar RO Plant is a solar-powered water system serving approximately 5,000 people. Equipped with a 40 kW solar system, a 15 HP motor, and a 6,000-feet pipeline, it delivers clean drinking water directly to households.
Alias Junejo RO Plant
Located 8 km from Mithi, this RO plant features a 10 kW solar system, 500-feet bore, and one water tank, providing reliable clean water to surrounding communities.
Ecology Development
To improve the ecology of the area, NJV and Akhuwat, with support from our generous donors and supporters, started a tree plantation drive and a drip irrigation system. Over 10,000 trees have been planted and are regularly taken care of.
