evidence: The Ivorian company ICA (Ingénierie-construction-adduction d’eau) is starting work on the construction of 24 boreholes in the department of Sipilou, Tonkpi region in Ivory Coast. The installations will be equipped with human-powered pumps. After the Poro and Tchologo regions in Ivory Coast, the Ivorian company ICA (Ingénierie-construction-adduction d’eau) is moving to Tonkpi to improve the supply of drinking water to the population from boreholes. In this region located in the west of the country, the company will carry out 24 boreholes. On March 4, 2022, the Ivorian Minister of Hydraulics, Laurent Tchagba, presided over the ceremony to lay the foundation stone for the project. [...] The new facilities will be located in the department of Sipilou where they will supply 23 villages with an estimated population of 42,445. The village of Zocoma, in the sub-division of Yorodougou, will be the first of the 24 boreholes.