The project aims to enhance the income and productivity of Tsovak village residents in the Vardenis community of Gegharkunik marz through improvements in agricultural production. The plan involves constructing a 700-meter-long water line using RP40 reinforced concrete half-pipes. This infrastructure aims to efficiently channel water from the functional deep well to the community's arable lands and homestead plots.

This initiative addresses the water scarcity challenge in Tsovak, allowing the 400 beneficiary households to cultivate crops such as potatoes, cabbage, wheat, barley, and fodder crops. This not only enhances food security but also stimulates economic development within the village. The project represents a significant step toward sustainable agricultural practices and community prosperity.