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How the rope pump won in Nicaragua
Following on from a previous article, the founding members of Sambas de Mecate tell the story of the further adventures of the rope pump.
Following on from a previous article, the founding members of Sambas de Mecate tell the story of the further adventures of the rope pump.
Productive Water Points in Dryland Areas
4. Making more effective use of existing water points
Lovell, Chris
2000
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Holm, Rochelle
Kamangira, Alinafe
Kasulo, Victor
Kaponda, Prince
Hara, Edwin
Carney-Filmore, Channing
Nhlema, Muthi
Waterlines, Vol. 36 (2017), Iss. 4 P.358
https://doi.org/10.3362/1756-3488.17-00006 [Citations: 0]The rope windpump
Roman, Luis
Holtslag, Henk
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Turner, Beryl
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