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Mosquitoes can be prevented by the nets that come from the program.

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The United Nations Foundation's Nothing But Nets campaign brings you the powerful virtual reality story of an 11-year-old girl named Amisa, a refugee living in the Nyarugusu Refugee Camp in Tanzania with her mother and six siblings. Struggling to survive each day, and with no protection from mosquitoes that carry malaria at night, you will experience Amisa's life through her eyes.

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The reason why NothingButNets are making nets for families to sleep under, are because mosquitoes carry a deadly disease called malaria. These nets stop minors and adults a risk at malaria as they can’t get bitten while asleep because of these nets.

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In the future, we predict that this project will affect the people, government, and environment of Sub-Saharan Africa. One way is by increasing the population by decreasing the amount of people infected with malaria, AND refugees. With more people, there could be larger communities and families, and more people will get jobs, causing those countries to industrialiaze/modernize as an economy. : ]

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Web address: www.nothingbutnets.net

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About 53% of sub-Saharan-Africa is protected by bed nets given by Nothing But Nets, compared to the 2% that used to be covered by the Nets.

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The NothingButNets program is working together with different groups and programs to raise awareness for families having to struggle with mosquitoes. They are collaborating to fund and make voices for the families with struggles of malaria.

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A program called NothingButNets is hard at work in Sub-Saharan Africa by making nets to protect families from malaria-causing mosquitoes.