Solving the Last Mile of Water Access: A Practical Model from Southern Africa
Published by Luke Vorstermans in Non Profit
Across Southern Africa, millions still collect water by hand despite existing infrastructure. This article outlines a practical, field-tested solution that addresses the last mile of water access through a combination of appropriate technology and a scalable, community-driven distribution model.
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- Public Health
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- Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
- Sustainable Development
- Women Empowerment
- Child Education
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- Climate
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- Domestic Water Use
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1 Comment
Looks Good. A few questions.
1 What is the difference with the Hippo roller?
2. What is the cost?
3. Is it a market-based product so are families willing to pay the full cost or at least 50% of the cost?
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