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Clean Drinking Water for Five Moroccan Villages

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HAF meets GlobalGiving challenge!

By Kate McLetchie - Country Director, December 30, 2008 05:25 PM

Thank you to everyone who participated in GlobalGiving's Everybody Can Win! challenge. HAF surpassed the $5,000/50 donor goal with an overwhelming $10,655 from 93 donors -allowing us to secure an additional $2,500 in bonus prizes!

The funds will be used to immediately bring clean drinking water to two villages, benefiting approximately 600 people. We are currently in the field working with communities to implement the projects, and we will post another update with photos very soon.

Thank you for giving the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season - we are so grateful for your support.

November Update

By Kate McLetchie - Country Director, November 24, 2008 05:58 PM

We are ready to implement! HAF's field coordinator spent the past couple of months living and working with the beneficiary communities to help them create technical plans for the water projects, identify basin locations, and engage partners in the design process.

We look forward to posting another update soon with more photos of the project!
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July Update

By Kate McLetchie - Country Director, August 05, 2008 06:54 PM

During the months of August and September, HAF is organizing meetings with the five communities benefitting from this GlobalGiving project. During these meetings we will collect important baseline information (i.e., infant mortality rates, amount of time currently spent procuring water, etc.) and also work with the partnering associations to create an action plan for project implementation.

As soon as we raise $5,000 we will be able to implement the first potable water system with one village. We hope this can happen later this fall!

We will post photos and another update in September.