Looking Back: The African Well Fund in Malawi, 2011
Known as much for the warmth of its people as for its amazing landscapes, Malawi is a stunningly beautiful country. Though historically underdeveloped, reforms in recent years have allowed for real economic growth, as well as a slow improvement in environmental and...
Vote AWF's Diane Yoder as a 'Woman Who Shines'
Diane Yoder, African Well Fund's board vice chairman and treasurer, is one of the nominees in the "Women Who Shine" contest on Shine From Yahoo. Yoder is nominated in the Activist category for her work as a founder, board member and volunteer for AWF. Each nominee is...
Vote AWF’s Diane Yoder as a ‘Woman Who Shines’
Diane Yoder, African Well Fund's board vice chairman and treasurer, is one of the nominees in the "Women Who Shine" contest on Shine From Yahoo. Yoder is nominated in the Activist category for her work as a founder, board member and volunteer for AWF. Each nominee is...
Looking Back: The African Well Fund in Niger, 2009
Not far from the African Well Fund's first Nigerien project in Tsamia Jigo, Kabefo village fought a similar battle to secure enough increasingly scarce water to survive. Like in much of the rest of Niger, rainfall in Kabefo is both inconsistent and inadequate, unable...
Looking Back: The African Well Fund in Niger, 2008
By far the largest nation in West Africa, Niger was 5,000 years ago covered in fertile grasslands, home to pastoralists who passed on a culture stretching back to at least 10,000 BCE. Their rock paintings show the complex lifestyle of so many years previous, with...
Looking Back: Kyasimire Evaleen
Sixteen-year-old Kyasimire Evaleen, a student at Ruhama Secondary School, was excited to be among the female students benefiting from an improved latrine and water tank near the school's dormitories. In her own words: "After classes we would climb the Ruhaama hill to...
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