Thar
December 18, 2025 2026-01-26 12:43Thar
Building Sustainable Futures in Thar
The Thar Integrated Development Project is a community-led initiative, backed by NJV High School. Improving lives through clean water, education, renewable energy, and sustainable livelihoods. By installing solar-powered RO plants, strengthening schools especially for girls and supporting environmental and income-generating activities, the project delivers lasting impact and a scalable model for resilient development in Thar.
Facts
Total Schools Adopted
RO Plants in Thar
Providing Education To Villages
Schools
Sobay Jo Thar School
Sobay Jo Thar School is a flagship initiative delivering inclusive, quality education in Thar. Serving 600 students from 20 surrounding villages with 100% attendance and a 50:50 gender ratio, the school spans 2 acres and provides free uniforms, transportation, trained teachers, and a computer lab creating a safe, supportive, and future-ready learning environment for long-term development.
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.
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.
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.
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.
