WATER WAGON


WATER WAGON

A street vendor sells ‘bottled’ water from his cart in Mercato, 10 Br per litre. His wagon is stocked with multiple-sized used plastic bottles looking to be repurposed alongside a large filtered water dispenser. An unopened litre of bottled water is currently retailed between 20 to 25 Br in Addis Abeba. There is a need for continuous screening and treatment of water sources to prevent and control waterborne diseases such as diarrhea and cholera.    


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URBAN UPLIFT

Road reconstruction in the Amist Kilo area mingles with bustling activity as commuters find their way around the disturbance. Public transport systems and citizens are having to become accustomed to temporary and wide-ranging disturbances required for the uplifting of transport and communication infrastructure in Addis Abeba under the purview of corridor development projects. Road widening projects are crucial for accommodating increasing traffic, improving transportation efficiency, and support...


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BANANA BRIGADE

A group of people load freshly harvested banana onto a truck in Arba Minch. The region in southern Ethiopia is famous for banana farming, benefiting from its ideal climate and fertile soil. The area's dense plantations, mainly Cavendish bananas, serve both local and export markets. The farming practices in Arba Minch are often characterized by traditional methods, but there is a growing trend towards modern agricultural techniques to improve yield and sustainability. ...


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LOAD MASTER

A man lounges atop sacks and boxes of consumer goods stacked on a veteran pickup truck. On the road leading to Arat Kilo roundabout, the truck would be delivering its goods to awaiting customers. The use of old pickup trucks remains a vital part of the supply chain in the city and country as the method is cost-effective and flexible for both distributors and retailers. The man on top would be the load and unload hand. ...


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