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Gentille Masika, 15, and Naomie Kavugho, 13, in Tamende, Beni. In their community young women and girls are often the ones to collect water in jerrycans for use in the home. A new well drilled by IMA/Tearfund has transformed this work, making it much closer, easier and cleaner than before. Clean water for drinking underpins health initiatives, and during the Ebola crisis in North Kivu IMA pushed to strengthen the foundations of preventative health care in the region by drilling wells and building reservoirs in communities around Beni and Butembo, North Kivu, Congo DRC. THIS IMAGE IS FOR EDITORIAL BUT NOT FUNDRAISING USE, THIS IS A CONDITION OF USE

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Sean Hawkey
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Ebola response and Covid
Gentille Masika, 15, and Naomie Kavugho, 13, in Tamende, Beni. In their community young women and girls are often the ones to collect water in jerrycans for use in the home. A new well drilled by IMA/Tearfund has transformed this work, making it much closer, easier and cleaner than before. Clean water for drinking underpins health initiatives, and during the Ebola crisis in North Kivu IMA pushed to strengthen the foundations of preventative health care in the region by drilling wells and building reservoirs in communities around Beni and Butembo, North Kivu, Congo DRC. THIS IMAGE IS FOR EDITORIAL BUT NOT FUNDRAISING USE, THIS IS A CONDITION OF USE