Discusses the uncertainties involved in providing tubewells in Chaloda village as a part of the developmental activities of a voluntary agency. Though, formal sources are available for financing the project, the farmers are not organized in getting the finances and managing the project. For want of data of the risk involved, the financing institutions also find themselves unable to help the farmers. The project manager thinks that availability of water for irrigation is crucial to the overall development of the village. He has to prepare a plan to obtain the finances, create an organization to commission and manage the tubewells, and convince all concerned parties of the feasibility of the project.