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MEKSAGNIT

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20 WATER SOURCES

5,760 PEOPLE IMPACTED*

*approximate.

$74,600 TOTAL COST

Meksagnit lies south east of Gondar.  Its southern border finishes at Lake Tana, home to an enormous array of wildlife including birds and hippos.  Being substantially lower than the highland areas in which we have worked, the weather is milder and allows the locals to have two harvests each year of some of their crops.  Because of the nature of the terrain, we generally install hand-dug wells in Meksagnit but need to be mindful that hippos sometimes emerge from the lake to feed which is a potential cause of damage.

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We pay respect to the traditional and original owners of this land, the Muwinina (mou-wee-nee-nar) people - to those who have passed before us, and to acknowledge today's Tasmanian Aboriginal people who are the custodians of this land. 

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