Indie, Haiti, Wietnam - problem z toaletami - Noor Images
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India, Samiapalli, 29 September 2016 Jhilli Pradhan cooks breakfast for her husband's family with tap water provided by the aid organization Gram Vikas. The family received running water after building a working outhouse in their back yard. Without proper sanitation, good water is hard to fine. Most villages receive their water from wells which are often contaminated through open defecation. Gram Vikas is an aid organization that works with villages to supply toilets and tap water. If a household splits the cost of building a toilet, then Gram Vikas gives them a faucet of running water inside their home. Andrea Bruce / NOOR
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2016-09-29
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