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Last December, while we were on site here in the village of Mbinudita, the Fair Future and Gute Freunde teams linked several infrastructures built for and around the Water Connections project by means of + /- 4000 meters of PVC HDPE pipes which we have now buried.

In doing so, we entered a significant number of houses, and for the first time in the history of these families, they had running water directly in the kitchens. You had to hear the cries of joy, the laughter too. And tears of joy for these families who suddenly have access to a source of clean water at home. Water connections create a clean and safe water network for families from rural areas in eastern Indonesia.

This image of the day shows you one of those very emotional moments, during which our teams entered one of the houses with a 1-inch pipe to connect it from the second deep borehole to the reservoir which is there and that we have built.

When there is no water on-site, and you have to fetch it, it is mainly women and young girls who take up their time and miss out on opportunities.

For women, the opportunity costs of water collection are high and have far-reaching implications. Having to fetch water drastically reduces the time they can spend with their families and care for their children, do household chores or even enjoy hobbies. For both boys and girls, collecting water can interfere with studies, sometimes even preventing them from going to school altogether.

Collecting water can harm the health of the whole family, especially children. If there is no access to water at home, even if the water comes from a safe source, the fact that it is transported and stored increases the risk that it will be contaminated with faeces before it is used. 

Water Connections: Our teams are changing that; for years, we have been designing, manufacturing and supplying water connections to villages in ultra-rural regions. Fair Future improves life für Zehntausende von Menschen.

“The first step when there is no doctor” includes fourteen modules of theoretical training and Praktisch exercises explaining how to act in the event of a medical emergency. It is intended for teachers in rural schools of East Indonesia.

This book was entirely produced by the Fair Future und Gute Freunde foundations. It is based on the book "Wo es keinen Arzt gibt" by David Wegner.

From now on, it serves as a reference work for the training of teachers in the rural areas of eastern Indonesia. This book includes all the information on prevention, patient care, first aid and how to treat a wound, burn or bite. He learns to give essential drugs, cardiac massage and all the gestures that save a life.

You can see the work done by the foundation's medical teams here in the .PDF version we make available. Everything has been translated, revised, corrected and adapted to specific local compartments.

Der Regent ist ein guter Freund der Stiftung; wir arbeiten seit mehr als zwei Jahren zusammen. Außerdem ist er ein persönlicher Freund von Alexandre Wettstein, Der CEO von Fair Future. 

Da ihr Flugzeug aus Kupang Als wir gerade gelandet waren, kamen der Regent und seine Frau direkt in den Klassenzimmer und besuchten uns. Es war für uns und für alle Lehrer, die an diesem ersten Schulungstag teilgenommen hatten, eine große Freude. Eine echte Ehre zugleich.

Wir konnten Khristofel hören Praing Und seine Frau spricht über dieses Programm mit eloquenten und lobenden Worten. Der Regent sagte uns, dass dieses Programm sensationell und von Vorteil ist. Tatsächlich, wie wir bereits erklärt haben, ist der Zugang zu der primary Medical Care in den ländlichsten und abgelegensten Regionen Ostindonesiens fast unmöglich.

Auf diesem Bild sind von links nach rechts zu sehen: Ayu, Laras, Alex, Khristofel Praing und seine Frau, die Generalsekretärin der PKK Sumba Timur.