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Stories of Water - volunteer photographer gallery reports
This collection of photo essays shines light on real lives changed by water. The stories are submitted by volunteer photographers who have visited communities in need of or benefiting from Blue Planet Network member projects around the world.
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Sidamo - Ethiopia
Clean drinking water systems, as well as Women’s Empowerment groups have been set up in the Yirga Alem area of Sidamo.
Apac District - Uganda
The H2O+ initiative was piloted successfully in 2012 in eastern Uganda, bringing clean water to rural populations.
Mbulani Secondary School - Tanzania
The Mbulani Secondary School recently constructed a borehole that provides clean water to the students and the surrounding community.
ENBI High School - Guatemala
ENBI High School was able to build a hand washing station thanks to some leftover funds from other projects in the area. Now 950 students don’t have to all share one sink!
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About Blue Planet Network
Blue Planet Network provides tools and services to funders, NGOs and communities in need to improve the planning, funding, monitoring and reporting of water and sanitation programs.Photo Philanthropy
The mission of Photo Philanthropy is to promote and connect photographers with non-profit organizations around the world to tell the stories that drive action for social change.The Water Crisis
Almost a billion people lack access to safe drinking water, and one third of the people on earth lack adequate sanitation. This is is one of the greatest causes of the world's health and economic problems. Yet, we have the power to change it.
