Water Tanks in Rural Guatemala | Plan International USA

This is a great development success story. Since 2007, Plan has built more than 2,400 water tanks for families in remote areas of Guatemala. Before that, villagers had to search for water in underground caves, or walk for hours to fetch water from rivers and springs. In Alta Verapaz, the project was so successful that the local government decided to prioritize this project, allocating 8 million USD over 5 years to replicate this water tank model throughout the region. In this film, Dona Natividad shows us how the tank works!

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Water
• Rural Area

[hatechinaandbuda]

they speak like Filipino

[Evry1LuVzRaymond]

good for you lady you got a rain gutter... AMAZING 

[tesla1961]

you pay 100 dollars they keep 99 for exspence and 1 for the poor.

start your own organisation and ghet rich

[AwesomeBXPeter]

This is a great cause why don't we bring purifiers like that everywhere.

[lolbobl]

@theLoudItalian No it's not drinkable but when the water goes trough that filter it becomes drinkable. She even said that pay attention

[theLoudItalian]

rain water isn't drinkable? good cause though

[musiciswhatiliv4]

Cool