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Banking on the poor — micro-financing South Africa's water supply and sanitation
The villagers of Seokodibeng used to walk several kilometres to fetch drinking-water. Now, the nearly completed reticulated-supply system has brought it within 200 metres of their front doors — and without any donor support.
The villagers of Seokodibeng used to walk several kilometres to fetch drinking-water. Now, the nearly completed reticulated-supply system has brought it within 200 metres of their front doors — and without any donor support.
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