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women from the village walk down to the sand dam and collect water using large jerry rigs they scoop water into the jugs and walk home. that is there cooking water

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kids (girls) spend more time looking for and carrying than actually learning

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If schools had wells near them the attendance for the schools would rise.

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here are no household faucets. Women and children walk to the river multiple times a day, patiently scoop water from the sand, fill their jerry cans, carry the water back up the hill or load it on a donkey if they have one, store it and boil any water for human consumption.

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Cleaner water would help decrease waterborne diseases such as Cholera

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women are safer because they dont have to make the long journeys any more.

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Disease won´t spread as quickly if there is proper sanitation.

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wells provide better sanition
systems compared to other water collecting tequnies

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Kids are sometimes sent home from school to bring water. Decreasing the time spent learning.

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more time spent learning, less time spent getting water

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kids wouldnt  have to leave school everyday to get water

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Instead of girls to traveling to find water everyday for their families, they could receive a education.

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Almost no Kenyan schools have soap or toilet paper

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the less sanitary water, the more likely someone is to get sick

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If a school does not have access to water, students must bring water from home and in some cases, are sent to fetch water to bring back to school during the school day, interrupting their learning.

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When schools have the ability to get water more kids will come.

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Schools with water have a better attendance because kids will go and they wont have to go collect water

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with sanitation systems at schools, kids are more likely to attend and get an education

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Girls are more comfortable with going to the bathroom because they have some more privacy

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without sanitation children are less likely to go to school

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The people will be able to have access to clean water which will improve hygiene.

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In the village's school, children were more likely to contract a disease without proper sanitation like toilets and sinks.

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Diseases are spreading very quickly

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Diseases have spread more with unclean water.

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Kids can be at school longer and get a better education

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Disease is not able to spread as fast.

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Children can board at school if there is water, and this means more time spent on school rather than collecting water

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Instead of girls collecting water they then can go to school.

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Kids don't have to leave school everyday to get water, and waste hours of learning.

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Kids don't have to leave school everyday to get water, and waste hours of learning.

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Kids don't have to leave school everyday to get water, and waste hours of learning.

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if a real well was installed then rain ruining sand dams would not be a problem

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Kids wouldn't have to leave school to collect water at the cost of their
education. (Girls have a better chance at learning if there were more wells)

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Women and children are less likely to be attacked because they won't be traveling long distances alone.

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