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Can You Imagine Your Life
Without Clean Water?
Think about it - no showers, no washing, no cooking.
Sadly, this is the grim reality for millions of people.
Thanks to the extraordinary HOL community, the lives of tens of thousands of people have been changed across dozens of communities in India and Africa.
With every HOL NFT sold, we provided a life-time access to clean water To a whole family across India and five nations in Africa.
BRICK BY BRICK, DROP BY DROP
OUR MISSION:
Bring Water Security To
1 Million People For Life
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According to UNICEF, women and girls globally spend 200 million hours collecting water, every single day.
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With every 300 ETH in volume of trading, we are able to fund the construction of another water well.
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“To us, prospering and giving back to society go hand in hand - it’a a win-win in every sense of the term - and we’re grateful that the House of Legends community of holders shares our vision.”
In partnership with Drop4Drop -a global non-profit organization
Supported by 30 communities and organizations
A building is only as strong as its foundation. The pillars on which the House of Legends stands for are empathy, hope, and a zeal for change.
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Poovalai SC Village, India
This community finds it difficult to source water to fulfill all of their domestic needs, so they compensate by traveling to nearby mango orchards to collect potentially contaminated water.
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Tintiba Village, The Gambia
The whole community relies on one hand pump that has been breaking down over time. For a long while now, the community is using open well for drinking and other household activities which has the potential for an outbreak of waterborne diseases.
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Sangajor Village, The Gambia
The community is large and have a water source that barely works. This has resulted into severe water shortages for the community especially affecting women and children.
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Thandalam SC Village, India
This community finds it difficult to source water to fulfill all of their domestic needs, so they compensate by traveling to nearby mango orchards to collect potentially contaminated water.
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L R Medu ST Village, India
Community members are only able to access water for half an hour. Because families are unable to provide water for their entire families, they have resorted to traveling over 2km to private fields and collecting water that is potentially contaminated.
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Thervoy Kandigai ST, India
Community members are only able to access water for half an hour. This water is sour and not suitable for cooking and other domestic needs.
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Sanaputhur SC Village, India
The water available in this village is from the Panchayat waterline but there is an inadequate amount based on the population of the village. This community often depends on the nearest pond to make up for the clean water shortage.
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Allipukulam SC Village, India
There is currently only 1.5 hours worth of available water to collect meaning there is not enough clean water for community members to collect water for their families domestic use. Families are using contaminated water sources to fulfill their water needs which can waste time and cause illness.
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Kondamanellore ST Village, India
Community members, specifically women and children, spend a minimum of 3km walking to collect often dirty, contaminated water from the nearest fields/orchards. For domestic purposes, they are relying on a stream that is drying up quickly due to hot weather.
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Pondavakkam ST Village, India
There is currently only 1.5 hours worth of available water to collect meaning there is not enough clean water for community members to collect water for their families domestic use.
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Aroor ST Village, India
The lack of water often causes arguments between community members rooted from pure frustration. Women and children are walking approximately 2km per day to collect dirty, contaminated water from an alternative water source.
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Pallavada SC Village, India
Community members are struggling to attend their labour duties meaning they are often losing daily wages. In addition, they are unable to send their children to school on time or neat and clean which is negatively affecting their education.
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Beerakuppam, India
An inadequate water supply is provided to the community through the Panchayat water line but some days only drinking water is provided so community members are forced to use drinking water for agriculture.
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Mynapoor ST, India
Approximately 1-2 days worth of water is supplied to this community from the Panchayat water line which means community members have to use canal water for all of their other needs.
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Kadivedu SC, India
In this village there is no access to the Panchayat line so community members rely on pumped water. There is not much access to drinking water in this area.
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Vajjavari Kandriga ST, India
Approximately 1-2 days worth of water is supplied to this community from the Panchayat water line which means community members have to use canal water for all of their other needs.
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Nagalapuram West SC, India
An inadequate water supply is provided to the community through the Panchayat water line but some days only drinking water is provided so community members are forced to use drinking water for agriculture.
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Jambukesavapuram ST Village East, India
Approximately 2-3 days of drinking water are provided for this community per week so community members are forced to use pond water for drinking water and agriculture.
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Jambukesavapuram ST Village West, India
An inadequate water supply is provided to the community through the Panchayat water line but some days only drinking water is provided so community members are forced to use drinking water for agriculture. If water is scarce, community members often walk over 1 km to access water.
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Nagalapuram BC, India
Only 1 hour of drinking water is provided daily to this community from the Panchayat water line so they use well water for daily use.
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Damaraikuppam ST, India
Approximately 2-3 days of drinking water is supplied to this community per week in a water tank from Panchayat water line.
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Kappa Village, The Gambia
This community is remote and most often forgotten. It has only one handpump which used to serve the entire community and it broke down overtime. The water crisis is real.
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Bujiga Village, The Gambia
The current water source is not enough to serve the entire village and as a result some people took to open wells for usage which has resulted in sickness especially among women and children.
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Domarambedu ST, India
​Approximately 2-3 days of drinking water is supplied to this community per week in a water tank from Panchayat water line.
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Gibagari Village, The Gambia
The community’s only water source handpump has been broken for along while and as a result they walk miles to nearby villages of Burock and Jomo Kunda to get water which comes with bullying at times.
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Jonyer, The Gambia
This remote village has only one handpump serving the entire village and as a result of the high pressure it keeps breaking down due to poor standard parts and repair. This makes the villagers to use open wells which causes sickness for them.
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Kongal SC Village, India
Panchayath water line only supplies up to one hour of water per day to this community which is insufficient for daily life. Local laborers are unable to complete daily tasks with this small amount of safe water.
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Ramachandra Puram ST Village, India
Panchayath water line only supplies up to one hour of water per day to this community which is insufficient for daily life. Local laborers are unable to complete daily tasks with this small amount of safe water.
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Budur SC Village, India
The population of this village have been suffering due to limited access to drinking water almost daily. Panchayath Borewells supplies for a minimum period of 1 hour by morning and evening which is not sufficient for daily use.
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Kongal Medu ST Village, India
Only a few hours of water are supplied to this community per day which is not sufficient for their usage based on population. People were finding it difficult to send their children to school and the labourers to work.
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Baro Kunda Village, The Gambia
The community has only one water source which keeps breaking down and always leads to shortage of water for the community. As a result, women frequently walk miles to neighboring villages in search of water.
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Jomo Kunda Village, The Gambia
The Village has been suffering from lack of water due to the large number of people within the community. The current water source is not enough to serve the entire village and as a result some people took to open wells for usage which has resulted in sickness, especially among women and children.
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Kankuntu Village, The Gambia
The community has two water sources one of which barely works and as a result it causes severe water shortage for the community. The community’s population has also increased as they host dozens of refugees fleeing the Casamance conflict. This has severely worsened the water crisis.
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Malualdit Village, South Sudan
"My name is Kuot Akech. I am a chairperson of the water management committee in the borehole of Malualdit area. I report when there is a problem in the well to a pump mechanic to treat the problem of the borehole. The repairing of our borehole will let us appreciate the pump mechanics and we are also glad to set a relationship between them and us."
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Maluil Angui Village, South Sudan
"My name is Majok Atem. I am a chairperson of the water management committee in Maluil Angui. Our borehole was broken for two weeks without repair and during that 2 weeks, people suffered as well as their cattle, goats and sheep. Now that our well is repaired today, we are relieved not to use dirty water again."
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Panacier Village, South Sudan
"My name is Zechariah Akuien Madut. The repairing of the borehole will let us appreciate the pump mechanics for the borehole to be useful again. The pupils and teachers will not been using long distances again for accessing the water for drinking."
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Kogaja Village, Kenya
"In order for rural communities to thrive, projects like these are vital. Access to clean water close to home cuts out the long journeys women and children wer