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As a basic human necessity, water’s availability is the basis of cleaning, cooking, and drinking. However, it is an infrequent commodity in Africa. The frequent deficiencies result in massive devastations and displacements, negatively affecting the lives of many.

In the surrounding areas of West Africa, the economic hardships are long-lasting due to the drought situation. This is why the risks of outbursts of waterborne diseases are relatively higher in these areas. 

The national workshop of the project in Conakry
The director of program of AFRIPD in interview in the village of Tekoulo with actors involved in the protection ad preservation of forest
One of the AFRIPD workers in interview with water and forest manager in the cartography of actors involved in the protection and preservation o
meeting zith the leades of the village of Tekoulo during the cartography of actors involved in the protection and preservation of forests in the
Field visit to better apprehend and understand the causes of the defrorestation with the representqtive of the EuropeanUnion for the FORESTS pro
AFRIPD team the mayor of the city of Macenta during the cartography of actors involved in the protection and preservation of the forest
AFRIPD team meeting the local authority of the prefecture of Beyla to explain the expectation of the project FORESTS
AFRIPD team discussing after the restitution of the report in N'zerekore
AFRIPD and the community of Tekoulo in interview about the consequences and causes of the deforestation

Here is a village of 700 inhabitants in the south of the Republic of Guinea which has neither drinking water nor health center.

The lack of accessibility to clean water sources has amplified, which adversely impacts people’s lives. 

There are almost zero

emergency programs from the central government to cater to drought emergencies. Therefore, as a non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian organization, we take a step forward to tackle the water crisis in Africa.

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