A handshake during the signing ceremony in Kunvang village

Water · November 2025

Kunvang: an agreement signed for clean water

317 inhabitants, no clean water in the village. In November 2025, NK Seeds and the Kunvang village council signed the agreement launching the water supply project.

317

inhabitants in Kunvang

4 km

to the spring

Kunvang is a remote, hard-to-reach village in the mountains of northern Laos, in Beng district, Oudomxay province. Its 317 inhabitants have no access to clean water. Every day, families walk several kilometres to a small river to fetch water.

Kunvang joins the villages where NK Seeds brings clean water, such as Hoy Khong and Sob Khan in Muang Ngoy district, or Thangsieng in Oudomxay province.

The water's journey

Source

A spring 4 km away

Works

A water supply system and a reservoir

Destination

Clean water right in the village

For whom

Kunvang's 317 inhabitants

A signing in the village

The project was announced in August 2025. In November, the NK Seeds team and its partners travelled to Kunvang. The welcome was warm: the village women held up a “Welcome to Kunvang” banner, and the village council received the team in traditional dress.

At the end of this meeting, an official agreement was signed to launch the water supply project.

What water will change

According to NK Seeds, the project will:

  • bring clean water right into the village;
  • reduce fatigue and health risks;
  • free up time for women and children, for school, farming and other activities;
  • improve living conditions and health for the whole community.

With the support of

The project is carried out with partners, including Damso SA and AE2N. NK Seeds also thanks the Kunvang community for its trust and commitment.

Told from NK Seeds' Instagram posts, August and November 2025.

The project

Access to water

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