Morocco is currently facing the worst drought recorded over the past 30 years due to precipitation rarity. Al Meghzen village is characterized by limited economic opportunities, poor educational infrastructure, rural migration, and severe vulnerability to climate change that has resulted in increasing drought cycles. Accessing usable water is a challenge for several communities within the region. In 2019 there was a conflict between the village of Al Meghzen and the other village about a drilled well in the mountain. The situation does not differ from the irrigation water system in other nearby villages since there is water scarcity. Installing solar panels and equipment for the drilled well in Al Meghzn village requests 77,120.00DH. The project will provide potable water to the households and general public throughout the year. The project will ensure and improve the availability of drinking water to Al Meghzen village as a dry zone, especially during dry seasons. The water is currently pumped out of the well using the fuel and three storage tanks before being pumped again to the houses. by using the fuel, we emit a large amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Switching to renewable energy would make more freshwater available to the population and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.