Go green with CAFOD - Anolaska in Zambia
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A solar-powered water pump was installed in a village in Zambia, benefiting the community in several ways. It allows Anolaska to fetch water near her home instead of walking for hours, so her sister Odetta can now get water nearby and the children are less late for school. The caretaker Sebastian says obtaining necessities is difficult, but the new pump will help farming. Villagers hope it prevents suffering from drought. The school chairman wants to build a proper school using locally sourced materials like bricks and sand.
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