The ‘Matawai, The Shades of Water’ Documentary Screening at Kulidan Kitchen & Space on June 14: Addressing the Clean Water Crisis, Health Standards, and Disease Prevention in East Sumba’s Rural Communities. Join Us in Our Mission for Universal Clean Water Access.
The ‘Matawai’ documentary underscores the vital importance of clean water access and the relentless efforts of Fair Future to transform lives in East Sumba. We strive for a future where clean water is a universal right.
Wir screened und discussed our documentary film, “Matawai, Die Schatten des Wassers“,” on June 14 at Kulidan Kitchen & Space. This event was held to discuss vital issues such as accessibility to Clean Water, rigorous health standards, and the fight against Infektionskrankheiten in the country and the isolated rural areas of East Sumba. We presented our work in East Sumba through a photo exhibition. Young people from Sumba performed traditional dances and recited poetry to share their daily challenges.
Many families face a significant obstacle in many rural areas of eastern Indonesia: lack of access to rein und unpolluted Wasser. This absence leads to Schlechte sanitäre Bedingungen and contributes to the Verbreiten von Erkrankungen and hardship within these communities. In response, we -Fair Future and Kawan baik Indonesia Foundations- are dedicated to providing Langfristige Lösungen by building Sauberes Wasser structures, teaching proper hygiene practices to the local population, and focusing on disease prevention efforts.
Around 300 people attended the “Matawai, Die Schatten des Wassers” screening during the evening. This touching Dokumentarfilm shows how rural communities face extreme Wasserzugang Probleme und highlights our imaginative measures that are helping to solve them.
Made Mawut wowed the audience with his beautiful guitar skills at the event, adding cultural diversity to the program. The band Dialog Dini Hari, led by Dadang Pranoto, performed for nearly 1.5 hours, sharing their heartfelt original compositions that deeply moved the audience. It was significant as Dadang had previously volunteered with us in Sumba for three weeks (see the Dialog with Dadang on Youtube – Episode 1 – Episode 2)
During the event, all participants openly shared their feelings and expressed their hopes for a world where clean drinking Wasser is a fundamental right for everyone, not just a privileged few. This event was crucial as it allowed us to deepen unsere understanding of this issue, engage in valuable discussions about the important issues at hand, and receive encouraging support. Fair Future is committed to working with ultra-rural communities to achieve sustainable transformation. We are grateful for everyone’s support and look forward to continuing toward universal access to clean water.
Wir laden alle herzlich ein captivated by this story um unsere Welt zu erkunden Fotogalerie, Wir erleben diesen außergewöhnlichen Einsatz und engagieren uns weiter für unsere Mission durch unsere Instagram-Konto.
Alex Wettstein – Fair Future Stiftung Medizinsoziales Camp in Ost-Sumba – Rumah Kambera, Lambanapu – the 12 of July 2024
