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Story Publication logo March 29, 2008

Bringing Clean Water to Ethiopians

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Ethiopia Kenya
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Water Wars: Ethiopia and Kenya

In Ethiopia and Kenya, dry seasons grow longer and tribal conflict over access to water is on the...

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Sarah Stuteville, with Dillo water walkers on the walk out of salt crater. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
A child stands among hay stacks in Bishikiltu. Eighty to Eight-five percent of Ethiopia lives in rural areas and depends on farming and agriculture for their survival. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Mark Nilson helps build a new water point. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Water Firsters, (from left) Jon Hughes, Kirk Anderson and Mark Nilson apply handsanitizer in preparation for a meal with the community in Ilama Muja. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Tasting the water in Ilama Muja for the first time. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Water First Executive Director Marla Smith-Nilson speaks with villagers in Bishikiltu. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Younger girls from Dillo town filling jerry cans at the spring. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.
Water Walker in Oromiya Region, Southern Ethiopia. Image by Alex Stonehill. Ethiopia, 2008.

All images by Alex Stonehill.

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