Rekeula Grama Niladhari Division in Polpithigama, located within the Kurunegala District, is classified as a dry zone. The region receives rainfall only during a few months each year, leaving long periods of little to no precipitation. Due to the exceptionally deep groundwater table, accessing water becomes a significant challenge for the local population. Villagers often struggle to find sufficient water for their daily needs, particularly safe and clean drinking water. This scarcity affects agriculture, household use, and overall quality of life, making water a critical concern for the community throughout most of the year.
Rekeula Grama Niladhari Division in Polpithigama, Kurunegala District, is classified as a dry zone. The region receives rainfall only during a few months each year, resulting in long dry periods. Due to the exceptionally deep groundwater table, villagers face significant challenges in accessing water throughout the year. Obtaining sufficient water for daily needs—especially safe drinking water—remains a persistent struggle. This scarcity affects not only household use but also agriculture and overall community well-being, making effective water management a crucial strategy for adapting to the impacts of climate change.
