Human Wrongs Watch
15 February 2019 — The students in the Tanzanian town of Bagamoyo once had to decide between getting sick or being thirsty all day long.*
However, thanks to a project run by UN Environment and its partners, the situation took a turn for the better.
They constructed a rainwater harvesting system, which involved rooftop guttering and a series of large water tanks, that provided the students with fresh water for drinking, washing and cooking.
“This water is very sweet and when we drink it, our health gets better because that water is pure,” said one happy student customer.
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