People want to drink clean water even more than they want to breath clean air. So it’s a good thing that almost 3 billion people have gained access to clean water over the last 25 years. But current water use, population growth and the effects of climate change have caused two-thirds of the global population – about 4 billion people – to live under conditions of severe water scarcity at least one month of the year. Some of this scarcity has led to violence and conflict, especially in Africa, Southern Asia and the Middle East. The Syrian conflict was triggered by a years-long drought. Almost 300,000 children under the age of five die every year from diarrheal diseases caused by dirty water. That’s almost 800 children a day, or one child every two minutes. Clean Water Provide sanitized water for impoverished families and help tackle water-borne diseases and water crisis during the dry season. Water supplies are a major issue for impoverished families. In this part of Bangladesh, we experience a water crisis during the dry season – from the end of November through April or May. Our donors’ support has helped us dig wells that provide clean and sanitized water at the rural communities and also in Rohingya camps. We maintain these wells to ensure a permanent source of clean water. The process to dig a tube well is labor-intensive and requires survey and planning. With unrelenting efforts by the Universal Foundation team, we have installed tube wells in many parts in Bangladesh. The cost of tube well installation varies depending on the level of underground water is different in areas. The cost is $250 for normal areas in Bangladesh, $500 in cyclone affected areas and $ 2500 in Rohingya refugee camp hilly region approximately.