(*) Site closed down, due to insufficient activity, and the equipment is being used elsewhere.

Banteay Chmar

Population : 5000 inhabitants
Management : private operator
Raw water resource : moats of the old khmer temple
Local NGO : Enfants du Mékong
Initially installed in the “School of silk” created by “EDM,” the fountain has since been moved near the moats of the temple.
The first to be installed in Cambodia, the Bantey Chmar fountain produces on the average 4000 liters per day during the dry season. It is the standard for the other installed sites. Its operator, Yeung Bun Chean, is very proud to earn money while serving the community.

Thippaday

Population : 3000 inhabitants
Management : private operator
Raw water resource : In this village, the discovery of natural arsenic pollution in the underground water source demonstrated the necessity to use surface water and to install flocking/decanting of the water to be purified.
In spite of several trials, it has not been possible to find a local operator sufficiently dynamic to ensure a sufficient number of users. The station was closed and the equipment reclaimed for another use.

Home for children “Enfants du Mekong” in Sisophon

Contrary to other sites, the fountain is installed in “self-service” at the Children’s Residence of the NGO “Enfants du Mekong”.
Martin Maindiaux, the director, states:
“The quality of the drinking water is perfect: no more typhoid fever of youngsters in residences, much less stomach-aches and diarrhoea…this brings us enormous benefits to health and food cleanliness.”

Rohat Teuk

District : Mongkol Borey
Population : 2900 families
Management : private operator
Local NGO : CARE which helped the county create a health care center.

The handling of the site is assured by a couple from the village and the installation of the fountain under an extension of their house piques the curiosity of the neighbors.
The chief of the district is very interested in the project and hopes that in the future, there will be a fountain in each county… “Water quality is an important health issue, and this project answers a real need in Cambodia,” he says. “There are 3 things that we think of on waking: fetch water, fetch food, and then go to work.”
Production started in December, 2006..

Wat Tamin

District : Sangker
Population : 2400 families
Management : community
Raw water resource : Sangker River
Local NGO : Buddhism For Development which has been active for several years in the village, has created a cooperative to plan the use of drinking water and irrigation. This cooperative is responsible for running the fountain.

Production started in December, 2006.

Sneung

District : Banan
Population : 2100 families
Management : community
Raw water resource : réservoir communal
Local NGO : The New Life Cambodia
is active in the village through the program “Action for Peace and Development”, which is made up of several branches: disarmament and the collection of arms, agriculture and micro-credit, water use and maintenance of the reservoir, etc.
Production started in March, 2007

Ta Chanh

District : Mongkol Borey
Population : 1600 families
Management : private operator
Raw water resource :
Local NGO : CARE Cambodge
Local ONG: CARE Cambodia which works on health problems in the village.

The work area is provided under an extension of the operating couple’s house, a family of CARE volunteers, and water is pumped from the pond near by.
Producto started in January, 2007.

Sdao

District : Rattanak Mondol
Population : 1400 families
Management : private operator
Raw water resource : rivière voisine
Local NGO : ADA (Agricultural Development Action)
Since 1999, ADA, with the aid of World Vision, conducts projects in this village involving agriculture and community activities (SHG : Self Help Groups).

This is one of the most productive sites: 1400 liters per day, or 2173 barrels sold in March, 2009.

Prey Torlach

District : Moung Resey
Population : 1500 families
Management : community
Raw water resource : pound carved for the fountain
Local NGO : ADA (Agricultural Development Action) , mostly financed by the EU and whose objective is to aid the poorest people in the county.

In spite of excellent motivation at the start of the project, the production of this site has remained too small. The station has been disassembled for another use.

Anlong Tameï

District : Banan
Population :1200 families
Management : community
Raw water resource : Sangker river
Local NGO : SME (Small and Medium Enterprise)

Anlong Tameï has an generating unit, connected to about 100 families, managed by the community.

The drinking water project, quite similar, was started and managed by the “older people’s community.”

Sales started in december, 2006.

Samlot

District : Samlot
Population : 800 families
Management : private operator
Raw water resource : mare
Local NGO : ADA (Agricultural Development Action) qui conduit dans ce village des projets en matière d’agriculture et d’animation community (SHG : Self Help Groups).

Most of the villagers are ex-Khmers Rouges, who settled there after laying down their arms. Many of them work in Thailand, on the other side of the border close by.

The production started in december, 2006 but unfortunately remained too low and has been stopped.

PHARE

The association PHARE has the objective of helping to reconstruct the country through social and educational actions.

It is the first sponsorship of .“1001 fontaines pour demain.”. The fountain is installed in the workplace of the association.