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Prior to the introduction of pour flush toilets to Ndeeba Parish, Uganda, residents were using plastic bags as toilets and disposing of them in the drainage channels. This was causing environmental and health hazards for the people living in this slum. New technology changed all that.
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Today, I am a very happy woman! My water kiosk business has attracted many customers, and as a result of my good customer-care services, I receive an average of 80 customers per day. This number becomes even larger during the dry seasons.
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As a family, we are very happy and grateful that this pre-paid water kiosk has come to our village. We can buy water for a good price. My mushroom project is booming. I am now keeping 300 poultry because I can afford to give them enough water every day.
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Because we could not afford to buy a jerry can, we had to resort to using the dirty pond for most of our household chores. We would struggle and buy one small 10-liter jerry can of clean water only for drinking. But with the new water project, I am healthier ... More »
