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Groundwater and data - an African experience
The failure of borewell drilling can often be avoided if data on rural water sources are collected and kept in an accessible format. A landmark project in Malawi demonstrates the value of data gathering
and is doing this through involvement with local communities, technical consultants, contractors and the ministry.
and is doing this through involvement with local communities, technical consultants, contractors and the ministry.
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