Where We Work
Where is the Diocese of Masasi?
The Communities We Are Serving So Far
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Lihimilo Village, Lindi District, Lindi Region
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Mindu Village, Tunduru District, Ruvuma Region
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Lukala Village, Tunduru District, Ruvuma Region
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Makande Village, Tunduru District, Ruvuma Region
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Mipingo Village, Lindi District, Lindi Region
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Mitwana Village, Tunduru District, Ruvuma Region
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Namupa Village, Lindi District, Lindi Region
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Mkanga II & Chikombe Villages, Mtama District, Lindi Region
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Mandwanga & Lindwandwali Villages, Mtama District, Lindi Region
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Chiuta & Mikongi Villages, Mtama District, Lindi Region
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Nambahu & Nyundo I Villages, Mtama District, Lindi Region
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Malungo & Mnazimmoja Villages, Mtama District, Lindi Region
Images from Where We Work
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Women collecting drinking water from Senjele river stream at Lukala village before project intervention
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Women collecting water to public distribution point at Mindu village
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Welcome sign of Chiuta secondary school
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Water Intake at Lukala village
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Kind of water communities used to drink before the DMDO intervention
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Common food local artisans used to eat during construction works
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Nature of communities water reservoirs before the DMDO intervention
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"Two Hills" a beautiful and famous place in Tunduru
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WVT staff enjoying themselves in the "Two Hills" famous place in Tunduru
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On our way to Mpembe, a proposed third phase village for WASH intervention
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A public market place in Chiuta village
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The adventure of RONDO PLATEU
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Project engineers assessing water source (i.e. surface water) before infrastructure design
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Pump house in Mindu village
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Bishop James's visit to Namupa intake weir during its construction phase
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Makande primary school's distribution point
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Round about of Chiuta
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Old Chiuta dispensary
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New Chiuta dispensary
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Rural road (Chiuta to Mandwanga)
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A public market/centre, Mnazi Mmoja village.
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Street road, Malungo village
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Chiuta water 75m3 water storage tank at 12meter raiser serving more than 6000 people . This is how we bring happiness to lives of marginalized communities