Through the construction of two water dams and a network of 31 standpipes, families comprising 576 people now enjoy reliable access to clean water for drinking, cooking, and washing—right at their houses’ doorsteps. Tikopia is one of the outer islands of Temotu Province, and one of the most remote territories in Solomon Islands. Due to its remoteness, service delivery by the Government of Solomon Islands is challenging. Through the construction of two water dams and a network of 31 standpipes, families comprising 576 people now enjoy reliable access to clean water for drinking, cooking, and washing—right at their houses’ doorsteps. Barnabas Bago, UNDP Team Leader for Resilience and Climate Change, applauded the dedication of the local community in completing the project.