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The Menubu Dulangan is an indigenous tribe in Kulaman. Most people live at a subsistence level depending on good weather conditions for their agricultural-based livelihood. The tribal communities have been displaced by the influx of the settlers in the area which caused their minoritization and movement to the interior parts of the municipality. They live far from the town and have less access to education, health, and other facilities. Since there is no electricity and groundwater in most villages, shortage of water for sanitation and hygiene is a daily challenge.
Location: Kulaman is one of the 46 barangays (smallest administrative structures) of Malaybalay City in the Philippines.
Goals: the project aims at installing rainwater harvesting tanks for Menubu Dulangan families in remote villages of Sen. Ninoy Aquino Municipality (Kulaman). These villages cannot develop wells due to the lack of groundwater and access to electricity. Your contribution will ensure a reliable, sustainable water source for these communities.
Activities: Installing reliable and sustainable water harvesting tanks for the tribal families lacking water for hygiene.
Beneficiaries: 50 families will benefit from this project.
Request: This project requires financial support to install home rainwater tanks for the Manubo Dulangan tribal families.
