Ethiopia Water security - West Asri

Ethiopia
2018

Water supply in the Shalla area of West Asri is precarious. The Austrian Red Cross has partnered with Ethiopian Red Cross for several years on building water capture, storage, and distribution points. This improves water security, community health, and dramatically reduces the amount of time women spend travelling for water.

Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
Local men from the Shalla area make bricks to be used in new water tanks.
A man pumps water from the tank to the filling pipe while women and children fill their water cans. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
A man pumps water from the tank to the filling pipe while women and children fill their water cans. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
Women and children filling water cans from the Austrian Red Cross water tank. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
A man pumps water from the tank to the filling pipe while women and children fill their water cans. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
A man pumps water from the tank to the filling pipe while women and children fill their water cans. The water tank collects rain water from the roof of the adjacent building. This water point saves the local people much time in collecting water.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
When there is no easily accessible clean water source, women are forced to collect water where it can be found. These women in the Shalla region are collecting water running down a road.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
The Suke hand dug well is a bore well with a manual pump, provided by the Austrian Red Cross. Prior to this well, women had to travel long distances to fetch water; in a dry period often over a day.
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