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Questo "Immagine del giorno" shows you what the #watwerconnections program could look like from a technical side. Be a real "puzzle" that takes into account variables such as height differences, capacities, volumes, heights, distances, pressures and flow rates, diameters, inches, depths, quality, PH, watts, volts, solar and the panels that go with it, the notions of AC and DC, day and night working hours, eating yes but when? Sleep, yes but when? The number of families and children who will be there to help us today?

But Fair Future and Amici buoni, together with the villagers of this region of East Sumba, NTT, in just under 18 months, we have provided access to drinking water and toilets to more than 250 families, i.e. nearly 2,800 people, more than 65% of whom are bambini under the age of 12. Clean water is the best medicine and also the cheapest.

And as I write these few lines, we are drilling, treating, operating, prescribing and training. And you can always sostegno Fair Future's technical and medical teams by donating. Your gesture will go a long way in helping us continue to help them have better health and a healthier life.

We invite you to look at the Water Connections project map here, Kawan.

Questo "Immagine del giorno" shows you a young girl between ten and twelve, returning from the only water point in the village. She had to walk a few kilometres to fetch these five (5) litres of water, which is unhealthy since everyone does the laundry at this water source. This small amount of water will be used by his family, who, on average, can only use 2 to 3 litres per day per person. Posizione: Mata Air Payianu, Prai Paha, Nggaha Oriangu, Sumba Timur, NTT.

The jerry cans? They are essential because it is the only, or cheapest, way to fetch water from wells and distant water sources. They're also handy as they have a cap, but all here also use plastic to make a rudimentary 'seal' to make the container even more airtight, so you don't lose any water along the way. These cans are old 5-litre cooking oil cans. Once empty, people have to buy them expensively for their water needs. Some are years old and have travelled thousands of miles on the heads of these East Sumba children.

Qui a Casa Kambera, Fair Future and Kawan Baik staff have recovered quite a few ancient ones. We exchanged them for new ones, which we brought filled with water, clean and healthy with the Truck of Life.

In a few days, we will be there and collect more old jerrycans. They are true testimonies, like certain people's faces: Marked by hours of walking and exhausting work, fatigue exhaustion; these are often beautiful faces that we don't forget.

Questo "Immagine del giorno vi mostra una famiglia che guarda al Futuro Equo e Amici buoni Le squadre che stanno terminando la costruzione dei primi bagni nella storia di questa famiglia, di questo piccolo gruppo di case. È un evento incredibile per tutti loro che fino ad ora andavano in natura per fare pipì e cacare. Luogo: Prai Paha, Nggaha Oriangu, Sumba Timur, NTT.

Questi servizi igienici fanno parte di più di quaranta servizi igienici – strutture igieniche sane – costruito dalla Fondazione nell'ambito del #waterconnections progetto in East-Sumba. Inoltre, abbiamo dovuto perforare tre pozzi profondi e costruire più di trenta serbatoi d’acqua con una capacità variabile tra 3.500 e 24.000 litri, tutti collegati da decine di migliaia di metri di tubi in HDPE.

Questo "Immagine del giorno"Vivere invecchiando, vivere felice, come dice la proverbio. Questo uomo non è vecchio, ma la durezza della vita qui, le ore trascorse su strade sterrate e fangose per portare acqua malsana e consumarla, gli conferiscono i tratti di un vecchio del villaggio. Posizione: Padi, villaggio Mbinudita, East Nusa Tenggara.

Un vecchio bastone di bambù che lui stesso aveva costruito, solo un pareo da indossare, la pelle conciata dal sole e dal lavoro nei campi, nelle risaie. La sua sottigliezza è legata mangiare la sua presenza qui è impossibile. Lui? Non è così vecchio, ma non sa nemmeno l'età. Ci dice: 60 anni. E lui è lì, lo conosciamo da molto tempo. Partecipa all'incontro con le famiglie di Padi, Mbinudita, e l'East-Sumba.

Gli ascolta mentre parliamo dei mezzi che possono essere messi in atto affinché anche lui possa avere una vita migliore, una vita con meno stress idrico, meno malattie e più cibo da bere e da mangiare grazie ai mezzi e alle tecnologie disponibili. Infrastrutture che Fair Future e Amici buoni ho costruito qui gli ultimi quattro anni.

Questo "Immagine del giorno": Yesterday, we asked the children to sing a song outside, in front of their school in SD Negeri Mbinudita. A song that we recorded and which will serve as a support for the film "Matawai", which Fair Future produced. A film about the immense problems linked to the lack of clean water here in this region… Posizione: SD Negeri Mbinudita, East Nusa Tenggara.

In 2019, there were only about sixty, in 2023 there are more than a hundred and this is increasing. From three classes, we went to five and it will grow even more during the year. More children mean more classes, more teachers and more life too.

Yesterday, Kawan Elthon, Primus and Ino recorded the children singing a song called: "Akulah Sang Air", which means: "I am water". So yesterday was a great day for all these little ones, to whom we explained what we were doing. Soon you will be able to hear them as part of the film "Matawai" (water sources) which will be presented in the next two weeks.

"Akulah Sang Air – I am water"… Nothing could be more true here for all these children whose primary mission -in their everyday life- is to often cover several kilometres on foot, to fetch a few litres of water which is potentially dangerous to health. But since 2019, Fair Future and Amici buoni are changing things here, in this huge region of Prai Paha, Nggaha Oriangu in Sumba Timur. All now have access to a source of clean water via #waterconnections, to a school #sdmbinudita, to primary medical care #primarymedicalcare among others…