 Teacher explains the CloudFisher to students | ||||||||
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 Qameyu secondary school |  Seloto base camp |  Assembly of the support structure |  Digging holes for concrete foundations |  Students watching us with great interest |  Completely assembled CloudFisher. Right: Old fog collector destroyed by the wind |  CloudFisher Detail |  Children in the area |  On the way to Qameyu |
Tanzania
In November 2017, aqualonis installed a CloudFisher Pro for p(e)d world in Qameyu, Tanzania.
Qameyu is located roughly 200 kilometres to the southwest of Mount Kilimanjaro near to the major Serengeti and Tarangire national parks. The settlements are located on a highland plateau at an elevation of over 2000 metres. Children – most of them girls - must walk several hours each day to fetch water, usually of inferior quality.
An old collector needed to be completely replaced with a CloudFisher which produces much higher water yields than the old nets, and needs hardly any maintenance.
The fog collector will supply drinking water for the 300 children and the vegetable garden of Qameyu secondary school.
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p(e)d world, aqualonis and construction team