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A child looks at the water flowing from a pipe
This photograph was taken by Kawan Elthon, at the end of November 2022, at one of the Water Connections project sites. It features a child from Mbinudita, a small village in eastern Sumba that does not have water access (or not yet, but soon). When he wants water, he has to walk for hours and bring one or two five-litre jerry cans, which he often fills with dirty water. He is, therefore, often ill and hires so many people here.
But there, while Fair Future and Kawan Baik are building new toilets, the clean and present water is flowing from one of the thirty tanks of more than 6,000 litres that we have built.
It's magical to see this kid staring at water flowing from a pipe for the first time in his life. I find it brilliant. It gives me the strength to continue in what we are doing.
Avez-vous du matériel médical ou des vêtements ?
Extract and Description of this short News | As part of the departure of the Truck of Life – week #2 of December 2022 – for Sumba East and our Medical-Social Base Camp, we still have a little space available to load equipment such as Medical equipment, medicines and clothes for children and newborns that you no longer use.
The construction of this 6700 liter water tank is complete
Thanks to the water we fetch deep in the ground via one of the deep boreholes already drilled, we can supply one of the thirty reservoirs built, including this one, for the Water Connections Project here in Mbinudita,
This facility will enable approximately 25 families to live healthier and more hygienic lives. This improvement decreases exposure to diseases caused by unclean water or lack of toilets.
Everyone is at work here in East Sumba
Since August 2021, our teams have been at work. We have built over thirty Clean Water Tanks and now nearly twenty sanitary facilities for the Water Connections Project here in Mbinudita, East Sumba.
This work could not be done with our hands because the staff of Fair Future and Amis proches are on site; it comes down to eight people employed on the sites. These women and men from this poor and ultra-rural region are the real heroes of the projects we are carrying out.
They are the ones who, for years (previously with the Mbinudita école), have been working with us. They are part of our family now.
Still building clean and safe water tanks in East Sumba…
Water connections create a clean water network for families from rural areas in eastern Indonesia. Each facility includes gender-specific toilets, showers and access to life-sustaining drinking water.
These water points also aim to improve people's health, especially children. From a single borehole, we create water networks using the slope of the land, solar energy or hydrodynamic pumps.
Water to reduce infant mortality, birth problems and serious illnesses linked to the consumption of unsanitary water. Improving living conditions, creating economic opportunity, creating wealth and creating mental well-being
Healthy Sanitation Construction Program
This photo is from this week. In the regions where we are active, tens of thousands of people cannot use the toilets. Do you know why? Quite simply because they don't have any, because they don't have water and no financial resources to ensure their construction.
The inhabitants, therefore, have no other means than to relieve themselves in fields, bushes, forests, ditches, streets, canals or other open areas. In our view, this is not only an attack on dignity but, above all, enormous risks to the health of families, especially vulnerable people: children, the elderly, pregnant women and the chronically ill. That's why we continue to build healthy sanitary facilities at this time with the "Water Connections" program in East Sumba.
Kawan Sehat, le livre complet pour une vie plus saine
La Fondation a créé un livre illustré pour les jeunes des zones ultra-rurales de l’est de l’Indonésie. Là où la connaissance de la lecture et de l’écriture n’est pas partagée. Il servira de livre de référence et rassemblera la plupart des informations sur un mode de vie meilleur, les conseils et astuces qui sont “ normaux ” mais que la plupart de la population ne connaît pas ici.
Kawan Sehat, the book for the Sumba kids
Kawan Sehat means "healthy friend". This is a book for children in rural areas. Our friend Bayu illustrated these boards simply for the children to understand immediately. Each panel presents Rambu (la femme), Umbu (le monsieur) and a Horse (the most sacred animal of East Sumba) around socio-sanitary themes. The foundation's medical teams, familiar with local customs and traditions, treated about twenty subjects. Since the beginning of January, the foundation's medical teams have been developing additional medical topics for this book.
We invite you to get to know "Kawan Sehat" in .PDF format, in its latest version, by clicking on this link. Happy reading, Kawan.
Preparing primary health care kits
Sixty (60) containers filled with medical equipment, essential drugs, and what to treat a wound quickly to prevent it from getting worse are being prepared.
Next week, more than a ton of medical equipment will reach our Rumah Kambera Medico-Social Base Camp by road. This represents a considerable volume of purchases, believe me.
The Rumah Baik Base Camp in Denpasar is filled with boxes, tape, medicines, plasters, bandages, disinfectants and other medical equipment.
Ensemble, nous pouvons y arriver
Faisons-le ensemble et tenons-nous les mains pour atteindre la Lune. Assurez-vous que le primary medical care programme pour les enfants puisse continuer car les besoins sont énormes ici en Indonésie orientale. La malaria ravage les populations, les attentes sont élevées et nous manquons de moyens pour acheter du matériel médical, des médicaments et tout ce dont ils ont besoin pour se rétablir…
Épidémie de malaria dans l’est de Sumba, en Indonésie
La malaria est l'un des problèmes de santé publique les plus graves au monde. Ici en Indonésie, et surtout dans les régions orientales, elle est l'une des principales causes de décès et de maladies. Les enfants de moins de cinq ans et les femmes enceintes sont les groupes les plus touchés.
8 milliards d’individus égaux ? Et la nourriture ?
Huit milliards de personnes sur Terre : allons-nous souffrir de la faim ? D’un côté, la croissance démographique. De l’autre, les ressources mondiales permettent de nourrir les êtres humains. Comment concilier les deux ? Aujourd’hui et demain, serons-nous tous capables de nous nourrir ?
