By Yayasan Kawan Baik Indonesia

& Fair Future Foundation

Covid-19 East Sumba

Rumah Kambera

“Rumah Kambera”; “Rumah” means residence and Kambera is the name of the sub-district. We chose the word “home” deliberately, because in addition to being our future office in Sumba, it will also be a meeting place, sharing activities, teaching and learning, a shelter for volunteers, a place to exchange ideas, a playroom, find innovative ideas, all with a shared vision, namely to improve the quality of life of people living in the East Sumba area.

SUMBA PHOTO STORIES

A photography mentoring project to become a medium of expression and storytelling through photos. Starting from January 2020, training has been conducted in two schools, in two villages, in the eastern part of Sumba.

BANGUN MBINUDITA

since August 2020 we are rebuilding a school that collapsed in the wind at the end of 2019. With this development, every year 65 to 100 children can attend school safely and comfortably.

FIRST AID KIT

A project that aims to provide first aid through first aid kits that will be distributed to every school and traditional medical personnel accompanied by Faskes personnel in East Sumba.

KAMPUNG SCHOOL

A joint project of Charis Sumba School. In the last four years, in the field of education, Charis Sumba School has accompanied 37 teachers in 18 remote village schools, especially PAUD schools and emergency classes in the east Sumba area.

ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER

One of the main problems in East Sumba is limited access to clean water. Generally, people still rely on springs, wells, and rainwater reservoirs but still do not meet the basic needs of water.

GARDEN

One of the biggest assets of this house, is the land on which this house stands; the area is quite large and suitable for farming, we will make gardens.

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#truckoflife by fairfuturefoundation and kawanbaikindonesia Foundation. With all of you we are going everywhere to help people to give healthcare, school building, education, drilling well's, supply safe water in rural areas, food programs... We also collect many data's data to develop tomorrow, actions in their villages in the middle of sometimes, absolutely nowhere. #fairfuturefoundation #truckoflife #waterconnections #kawanbaikindonesia #healthyfood #healthylifestyle #togowherenoonegoes #timetogether #sharingmoments #ruralareas #sumbatimur #ntt #indonesia #rumahkambera #kawansehat #kawanpintar #kawanbaikberbagi

#RumahKambera Videos

Have you wondered what your life would be like if you didn't have water at home? No toilet, no place to wash? What if the little water available was often unsuitable? Dangerous for the health of the most fragile? Deadly? #waterconnections, This is why this project is important for us but especially for them. The right to have good health is a non-existent concept when water is present neither in quality (unsuitable, dangerous…) nor in quantity (a few liters per day only for an entire family). 💧#waterconnections by Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia
Water Connections Project - A life without water in MbinuDita village

February 14, 2022 12:20 pm

Have you wondered what your life would be like if you didn't have water at home? No toilet, no place to wash? What if the little water available was often unsuitable? Dangerous for the health of the most fragile? Deadly?

#waterconnections, This is why this project is important for us but especially for them. The right to have good health is a non-existent concept when water is present neither in quality (unsuitable, dangerous…) nor in quantity (a few liters per day only for an entire family).

💧#waterconnections by Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLkZPYjZyNGV6NU5B

Water Connections Project - A life without water in MbinuDita village

Fair Future Foundation works every day to improve the living conditions of rural communities in eastern Indonesia. The year 2021 draws to a close and we contemplate the extent of the work that awaits us in 2022. One of the Foundation's tasks is to ensure equitable access to water in quantity and quality, in order to prevent disease and sustain lives. This is to reduce environmental health risks by managing sanitation safely and with dignity. Still, the foundation seeks to involve women and men in the management of water resources, in sanitation by putting in place safe hygiene practices to maximize the benefits for their communities. It's too easy to forget that water is a miracle. In some countries, clean, safe drinking water is so plentiful and readily available that we take it for granted. Access to drinking water should be a basic human right. Our field experience has taught us a very simple lesson: without water, living conditions cannot improve. Without water, there is no green, no blue, no life. Without water, there will be no plants, no trees, no fruit, no vegetables, no food. The majority of communities with which Fair Future works struggle every day to have access to this fundamental right, which is why our actions for the year 2022 will be focused on creating access to water for these families, so that their health can improve, that they can grow food. But also offer them the opportunity to create an economic activity that will serve their living conditions. At this end of the year, Fair Future wishes to present to you - with the help of a short documentary - the difficulties encountered by these families, these entire communities. For ten liters of water, often unfit for consumption, you have to walk for miles, digging wells by hand in which water will not be a guarantee. We hope that this look at some of the foundation's places of activity can help you understand the extent of a complex and at times inhumane situation of the water crisis. We are counting on you to support future projects, the first of which is the construction of a network of wells in the Mbinudita region, which will provide access to water to more than 200 families. A unique, innovative, original, participatory, ecological, and vital project! We have been working on it for several months and it is progressing well. This is the last project of the year 2021 and, as a continuation, it will be one of our projects to improve life, health, reduce the rate of morbidity of children in the year 2022. On the whole of CHF. 49,000.-, Fair Future has already funded this project at almost 25%, so we count on your support to collect the remaining 75% and we thank you in advance! Each donation makes a real difference and allows us to go one step further. The Fair Future teams wish you all a very good viewing and a very happy New Year!
The Shades of Water. A movie by Epi Production, Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia

February 10, 2022 1:03 pm

Fair Future Foundation works every day to improve the living conditions of rural communities in eastern Indonesia. The year 2021 draws to a close and we contemplate the extent of the work that awaits us in 2022.

One of the Foundation's tasks is to ensure equitable access to water in quantity and quality, in order to prevent disease and sustain lives. This is to reduce environmental health risks by managing sanitation safely and with dignity. Still, the foundation seeks to involve women and men in the management of water resources, in sanitation by putting in place safe hygiene practices to maximize the benefits for their communities.

It's too easy to forget that water is a miracle. In some countries, clean, safe drinking water is so plentiful and readily available that we take it for granted. Access to drinking water should be a basic human right.

Our field experience has taught us a very simple lesson: without water, living conditions cannot improve. Without water, there is no green, no blue, no life. Without water, there will be no plants, no trees, no fruit, no vegetables, no food.

The majority of communities with which Fair Future works struggle every day to have access to this fundamental right, which is why our actions for the year 2022 will be focused on creating access to water for these families, so that their health can improve, that they can grow food. But also offer them the opportunity to create an economic activity that will serve their living conditions.

At this end of the year, Fair Future wishes to present to you - with the help of a short documentary - the difficulties encountered by these families, these entire communities. For ten liters of water, often unfit for consumption, you have to walk for miles, digging wells by hand in which water will not be a guarantee.

We hope that this look at some of the foundation's places of activity can help you understand the extent of a complex and at times inhumane situation of the water crisis.

We are counting on you to support future projects, the first of which is the construction of a network of wells in the Mbinudita region, which will provide access to water to more than 200 families. A unique, innovative, original, participatory, ecological, and vital project! We have been working on it for several months and it is progressing well.

This is the last project of the year 2021 and, as a continuation, it will be one of our projects to improve life, health, reduce the rate of morbidity of children in the year 2022.

On the whole of CHF. 49,000.-, Fair Future has already funded this project at almost 25%, so we count on your support to collect the remaining 75% and we thank you in advance! Each donation makes a real difference and allows us to go one step further.

The Fair Future teams wish you all a very good viewing and a very happy New Year!

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLkd3T2wzU0tCTGpr

The Shades of Water. A movie by Epi Production, Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia

We gave 100 solar lamps to 100 solar children, from one of the most rural areas of East Sumba in Indonesia. Mbinudita village is one of the villages in eastern Sumba that does not yet have access to electricity. The accommodation still uses candles or lanterns to light up their nights. All of the children living with their families, apart from the lack of electricity, live without access to water, medical care, or healthy food. The rate of people suffering from malnutrition here is very high, it is in the majority. Why donate solar lights? Well, when night falls at 6:00 p.m. and you come home from school at 4:00 p.m., after sometimes having walked for more than two hours on stone and dirt paths to get home, study, and do your homework is no longer possible. It's already nighttime! Fair Future and Kawan Baik Indonesia distributed 100 solar lights to 100 children in East Sumba, living in the MbinuDita region, where we are very active. These children live in one of the poorest regions of Indonesia, if not Southeast Asia. This is where we have been very active for years now. A solar and solidarity action involving our teams on site, those of Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia, the teachers of our school on site. It was magical to see the children studying, by the light of their new solar lamp, opening their notebooks, a book, reading, and being able to write. Download the .PDF here about this action: https://fairfuturefoundation.org/documentation/projects/100-solar-lamps-for-100-kids/solars-lamps-mbinudita.pdf
Solar buddy. 100 solar lamps for 100 Solar Kids from East Sumba

January 5, 2022 1:38 pm

We gave 100 solar lamps to 100 solar children, from one of the most rural areas of East Sumba in Indonesia.

Mbinudita village is one of the villages in eastern Sumba that does not yet have access to electricity. The accommodation still uses candles or lanterns to light up their nights.

All of the children living with their families, apart from the lack of electricity, live without access to water, medical care, or healthy food. The rate of people suffering from malnutrition here is very high, it is in the majority.

Why donate solar lights? Well, when night falls at 6:00 p.m. and you come home from school at 4:00 p.m., after sometimes having walked for more than two hours on stone and dirt paths to get home, study, and do your homework is no longer possible. It's already nighttime!

Fair Future and Kawan Baik Indonesia distributed 100 solar lights to 100 children in East Sumba, living in the MbinuDita region, where we are very active. These children live in one of the poorest regions of Indonesia, if not Southeast Asia. This is where we have been very active for years now.

A solar and solidarity action involving our teams on site, those of Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia, the teachers of our school on site. It was magical to see the children studying, by the light of their new solar lamp, opening their notebooks, a book, reading, and being able to write.

Download the .PDF here about this action: https://fairfuturefoundation.org/documentation/projects/100-solar-lamps-for-100-kids/solars-lamps-mbinudita.pdf

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLl9pNXJYeTVUbnZJ

Solar buddy. 100 solar lamps for 100 Solar Kids from East Sumba

Fair Future Foundation travaille chaque jour pour améliorer les conditions de vie des communautés rurales de l'est de l'Indonésie. L'année 2021 touche à sa fin et nous contemplons l'ampleur du travail qui nous attend en 2022. L'une des tâches de la Fondation est d'assurer un accès équitable à l'eau en quantité et en qualité, afin de prévenir les maladies et de maintenir des vies. Il s'agit de réduire les risques environnementaux pour la santé en gérant l'assainissement en toute sécurité et avec dignité. Pourtant, la fondation cherche à impliquer les femmes et les hommes dans la gestion des ressources en eau, dans l'assainissement en mettant en place des pratiques d'hygiène sûres pour maximiser les bénéfices pour leurs communautés. Il est trop facile d'oublier que l'eau est un miracle. Dans certains pays, l'eau potable est si abondante et si facilement disponible que nous la tenons pour acquise. L'accès à l'eau potable devrait être un droit humain fondamental. Notre expérience de terrain nous a appris une leçon très simple : sans eau, les conditions de vie ne peuvent s'améliorer. Sans eau, il n'y a pas de vert, pas de bleu, pas de vie. Sans eau, il n'y aura pas de plantes, pas d'arbres, pas de fruits, pas de légumes, pas de nourriture. La majorité des communautés avec lesquelles Fair Future travaille lutte chaque jour pour avoir accès à ce droit fondamental, c'est pourquoi nos actions pour l'année 2022 seront axées sur la création d'un accès à l'eau pour ces familles, afin que leur santé puisse s'améliorer, qu'elles peut faire pousser de la nourriture. Mais aussi leur offrir la possibilité de créer une activité économique qui servira leurs conditions de vie. En cette fin d'année, Fair Future souhaite vous présenter - à l'aide d'un court documentaire - les difficultés rencontrées par ces familles, ces communautés entières. Pour dix litres d'eau, souvent impropre à la consommation, il faut marcher des kilomètres, creuser à la main des puits dans lesquels l'eau ne sera pas une garantie. Nous espérons que ce regard sur quelques lieux d'activité de la fondation pourra vous aider à comprendre l'ampleur d'une situation complexe et parfois inhumaine de crise de l'eau. Nous comptons sur vous pour soutenir les futurs projets dont le premier est la construction d'un réseau de puits dans la région de Mbinudita, qui permettra l'accès à l'eau à plus de 200 familles. Un projet unique, innovant, original, participatif, écologique et vital ! On y travaille depuis plusieurs mois et ça avance bien. C'est le dernier projet de l'année 2021 et, dans la continuité, ce sera l'un de nos projets pour améliorer la vie, la santé, réduire le taux de morbidité des enfants en 2022. Au total CHF. 49 000.-, Fair Future a déjà financé ce projet à près de 25%, nous comptons donc sur votre soutien pour récolter les 75% restants et nous vous remercions d'avance ! Chaque don fait une réelle différence et nous permet d'aller plus loin. Les équipes de Fair Future vous souhaitent à tous un très bon visionnage et une très bonne année !
Les Nuances de l'Eau. Un film par Epi Production, Fair Future Foundation et Kawan baik Indonesia

January 5, 2022 1:11 pm

Fair Future Foundation travaille chaque jour pour améliorer les conditions de vie des communautés rurales de l'est de l'Indonésie. L'année 2021 touche à sa fin et nous contemplons l'ampleur du travail qui nous attend en 2022.

L'une des tâches de la Fondation est d'assurer un accès équitable à l'eau en quantité et en qualité, afin de prévenir les maladies et de maintenir des vies. Il s'agit de réduire les risques environnementaux pour la santé en gérant l'assainissement en toute sécurité et avec dignité. Pourtant, la fondation cherche à impliquer les femmes et les hommes dans la gestion des ressources en eau, dans l'assainissement en mettant en place des pratiques d'hygiène sûres pour maximiser les bénéfices pour leurs communautés.

Il est trop facile d'oublier que l'eau est un miracle. Dans certains pays, l'eau potable est si abondante et si facilement disponible que nous la tenons pour acquise. L'accès à l'eau potable devrait être un droit humain fondamental.

Notre expérience de terrain nous a appris une leçon très simple : sans eau, les conditions de vie ne peuvent s'améliorer. Sans eau, il n'y a pas de vert, pas de bleu, pas de vie. Sans eau, il n'y aura pas de plantes, pas d'arbres, pas de fruits, pas de légumes, pas de nourriture.

La majorité des communautés avec lesquelles Fair Future travaille lutte chaque jour pour avoir accès à ce droit fondamental, c'est pourquoi nos actions pour l'année 2022 seront axées sur la création d'un accès à l'eau pour ces familles, afin que leur santé puisse s'améliorer, qu'elles peut faire pousser de la nourriture. Mais aussi leur offrir la possibilité de créer une activité économique qui servira leurs conditions de vie.

En cette fin d'année, Fair Future souhaite vous présenter - à l'aide d'un court documentaire - les difficultés rencontrées par ces familles, ces communautés entières. Pour dix litres d'eau, souvent impropre à la consommation, il faut marcher des kilomètres, creuser à la main des puits dans lesquels l'eau ne sera pas une garantie.

Nous espérons que ce regard sur quelques lieux d'activité de la fondation pourra vous aider à comprendre l'ampleur d'une situation complexe et parfois inhumaine de crise de l'eau.

Nous comptons sur vous pour soutenir les futurs projets dont le premier est la construction d'un réseau de puits dans la région de Mbinudita, qui permettra l'accès à l'eau à plus de 200 familles. Un projet unique, innovant, original, participatif, écologique et vital ! On y travaille depuis plusieurs mois et ça avance bien.

C'est le dernier projet de l'année 2021 et, dans la continuité, ce sera l'un de nos projets pour améliorer la vie, la santé, réduire le taux de morbidité des enfants en 2022.

Au total CHF. 49 000.-, Fair Future a déjà financé ce projet à près de 25%, nous comptons donc sur votre soutien pour récolter les 75% restants et nous vous remercions d'avance ! Chaque don fait une réelle différence et nous permet d'aller plus loin.

Les équipes de Fair Future vous souhaitent à tous un très bon visionnage et une très bonne année !

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLkZRNUdOcGYzVWVr

Les Nuances de l'Eau. Un film par Epi Production, Fair Future Foundation et Kawan baik Indonesia

The team of Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia participated in a training course on the means of collecting and storing rainwater. We all learned about how to make water infiltration, making rainwater storage tanks with ferro-cement technology, the process of filtering clean water with a slow sand filter, and hydraulic ram pump technology to raise water to a higher elevation without electricity. This appropriate technology is suitable and we will try to apply it in Sumba.
Water Management Training Course

December 21, 2021 2:05 pm

The team of Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia participated in a training course on the means of collecting and storing rainwater.

We all learned about how to make water infiltration, making rainwater storage tanks with ferro-cement technology, the process of filtering clean water with a slow sand filter, and hydraulic ram pump technology to raise water to a higher elevation without electricity.

This appropriate technology is suitable and we will try to apply it in Sumba.

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLmRORHpzbTVHRXg0

Water Management Training Course

Two days of surgery and medical care with Fair Future and Kawan Baik Indonesia, in the most rural areas on the region. But before working and helping people, we must get there. hundreds of kilos on medicals goods, food, educational equipment for the kids also, water for the team, about 30 people. And 6 hours drive through almost impracticable road's and paths.
Truck of Life on is way to Karera, East Sumba

September 26, 2021 4:11 pm

Two days of surgery and medical care with Fair Future and Kawan Baik Indonesia, in the most rural areas on the region. But before working and helping people, we must get there.

hundreds of kilos on medicals goods, food, educational equipment for the kids also, water for the team, about 30 people.

And 6 hours drive through almost impracticable road's and paths.

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLmRxbW9ycmV4U0Zn

Truck of Life on is way to Karera, East Sumba

How are you all? We are very happy to announce that we have almost completed the project of access to clean water, construction of showers, toilets, and seed germination place, in order to ensure the continuity of production in the vegetable garden families. Great job from all of us, from Rumah Kambera, Fair Future Base Camp in Eastern Indonesia, and of course all the local community who are also working to carry out this, but also all the other projects of the foundation. It's a constant job as you can imagine. We have to be on site 12 hours a day in order to coordinate the different aspects of such a project while taking into account unforeseen circumstances: The geology of the ground concerning the drilling, the calculation of the slope from the drilling which is now carried out, up to at the clean water point, toilets, showers, etc. which are located a little over 150 meters away. The power supply, the installation of pumps, the 5,000-liter tank (when there is no electricity)... But also, of course, to teach families to use the facilities that we provide, how to take a shower, how not to generate waste, how to maintain the toilets, clean them of course. So many points on which Fair Future and Kawan Baik focus their attention and more. This installation is revolutionary in its concept and approach. This is why we have determined it to be a "Pilot Project", we must multiply it by 40 in order to meet the needs of families, villages, and other communities which today do not have access to water. After 4 days of drilling, we found clean, consumable water. A great joy for us, but also and above all for the families of this village. It is indeed the first time that they will have access to clean water, in quantity and so close to their home. This water will provide them with better health, increase their income, and allow them to have a better quality of life. And also to increase fertility, to eat better, to spend much less time on the roads in order to fetch water far, very far, too far ... Therefore women (because here, this role is still reserved for women and children), will have more time to take care of their homes, their children, or even have another occupation, another small business ... #TruckOfLife #KawanSehat #Sanitation #WaterAccess #CleanWater #NoWaterAtAll #TakingAction #RebuildAndRecover #FairFutureFoundation #KawanbaikIndonesia #ActForSumba #KawanSumba #NusaTenggaraTimur #EasternIndonesia
Access to clean water and toilets. What is it like to go to the bathroom here and elsewhere?

June 25, 2021 5:44 pm

How are you all? We are very happy to announce that we have almost completed the project of access to clean water, construction of showers, toilets, and seed germination place, in order to ensure the continuity of production in the vegetable garden families. Great job from all of us, from Rumah Kambera, Fair Future Base Camp in Eastern Indonesia, and of course all the local community who are also working to carry out this, but also all the other projects of the foundation.

It's a constant job as you can imagine. We have to be on site 12 hours a day in order to coordinate the different aspects of such a project while taking into account unforeseen circumstances: The geology of the ground concerning the drilling, the calculation of the slope from the drilling which is now carried out, up to at the clean water point, toilets, showers, etc. which are located a little over 150 meters away. The power supply, the installation of pumps, the 5,000-liter tank (when there is no electricity)... But also, of course, to teach families to use the facilities that we provide, how to take a shower, how not to generate waste, how to maintain the toilets, clean them of course. So many points on which Fair Future and Kawan Baik focus their attention and more.

This installation is revolutionary in its concept and approach. This is why we have determined it to be a "Pilot Project", we must multiply it by 40 in order to meet the needs of families, villages, and other communities which today do not have access to water.

After 4 days of drilling, we found clean, consumable water. A great joy for us, but also and above all for the families of this village. It is indeed the first time that they will have access to clean water, in quantity and so close to their home. This water will provide them with better health, increase their income, and allow them to have a better quality of life. And also to increase fertility, to eat better, to spend much less time on the roads in order to fetch water far, very far, too far ... Therefore women (because here, this role is still reserved for women and children), will have more time to take care of their homes, their children, or even have another occupation, another small business ...

#TruckOfLife #KawanSehat #Sanitation #WaterAccess #CleanWater #NoWaterAtAll #TakingAction #RebuildAndRecover #FairFutureFoundation #KawanbaikIndonesia #ActForSumba #KawanSumba #NusaTenggaraTimur #EasternIndonesia

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLmZQNU9tV001YXpj

Access to clean water and toilets. What is it like to go to the bathroom here and elsewhere?

How are you all? We are very happy to announce that we have almost completed the project of access to clean water, construction of showers, toilets, and seed germination place, in order to ensure the continuity of production in the vegetable garden families. Great job from all of us, from Rumah Kambera, Fair Future Base Camp in Eastern Indonesia, and of course all the local community who are also working to carry out this, but also all the other projects of the foundation. It's a constant job as you can imagine. We have to be on site 12 hours a day in order to coordinate the different aspects of such a project while taking into account unforeseen circumstances: The geology of the ground concerning the drilling, the calculation of the slope from the drilling which is now carried out, up to at the clean water point, toilets, showers, etc. which are located a little over 150 meters away. The power supply, the installation of pumps, the 5,000-liter tank (when there is no electricity)... But also, of course, to teach families to use the facilities that we provide, how to take a shower, how not to generate waste, how to maintain the toilets, clean them of course. So many points on which Fair Future and Kawan Baik focus their attention and more. This installation is revolutionary in its concept and approach. This is why we have determined it to be a "Pilot Project", we must multiply it by 40 in order to meet the needs of families, villages, and other communities which today do not have access to water. After 4 days of drilling, we found clean, consumable water. A great joy for us, but also and above all for the families of this village. It is indeed the first time that they will have access to clean water, in quantity and so close to their home. This water will provide them with better health, increase their income, and allow them to have a better quality of life. And also to increase fertility, to eat better, to spend much less time on the roads in order to fetch water far, very far, too far ... Therefore women (because here, this role is still reserved for women and children), will have more time to take care of their homes, their children, or even have another occupation, another small business ... #TruckOfLife #KawanSehat #Sanitation #WaterAccess #CleanWater #NoWaterAtAll #TakingAction #RebuildAndRecover #FairFutureFoundation #KawanbaikIndonesia #ActForSumba #KawanSumba #NusaTenggaraTimur #EasternIndonesia
Access to clean water, toilets, showers ... Fair Future explains this project to you

June 25, 2021 5:27 pm

How are you all? We are very happy to announce that we have almost completed the project of access to clean water, construction of showers, toilets, and seed germination place, in order to ensure the continuity of production in the vegetable garden families. Great job from all of us, from Rumah Kambera, Fair Future Base Camp in Eastern Indonesia, and of course all the local community who are also working to carry out this, but also all the other projects of the foundation.

It's a constant job as you can imagine. We have to be on site 12 hours a day in order to coordinate the different aspects of such a project while taking into account unforeseen circumstances: The geology of the ground concerning the drilling, the calculation of the slope from the drilling which is now carried out, up to at the clean water point, toilets, showers, etc. which are located a little over 150 meters away. The power supply, the installation of pumps, the 5,000-liter tank (when there is no electricity)... But also, of course, to teach families to use the facilities that we provide, how to take a shower, how not to generate waste, how to maintain the toilets, clean them of course. So many points on which Fair Future and Kawan Baik focus their attention and more.

This installation is revolutionary in its concept and approach. This is why we have determined it to be a "Pilot Project", we must multiply it by 40 in order to meet the needs of families, villages, and other communities which today do not have access to water.

After 4 days of drilling, we found clean, consumable water. A great joy for us, but also and above all for the families of this village. It is indeed the first time that they will have access to clean water, in quantity and so close to their home. This water will provide them with better health, increase their income, and allow them to have a better quality of life. And also to increase fertility, to eat better, to spend much less time on the roads in order to fetch water far, very far, too far ... Therefore women (because here, this role is still reserved for women and children), will have more time to take care of their homes, their children, or even have another occupation, another small business ...

#TruckOfLife #KawanSehat #Sanitation #WaterAccess #CleanWater #NoWaterAtAll #TakingAction #RebuildAndRecover #FairFutureFoundation #KawanbaikIndonesia #ActForSumba #KawanSumba #NusaTenggaraTimur #EasternIndonesia

YouTube Video VVVyeEFCTmJaaWluWGdSQzVYNUI4SnlBLlRFNDdnLVpkdktR

Access to clean water, toilets, showers ... Fair Future explains this project to you

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