Ketilina, 37, a farmer and mother of three, used to collect dirty water from a dangerous river where another woman was snatched by a crocodile. Now that she has access to clean water: “On average, we now earn around 7,000 Kwachas in a month from selling vegetables and other food items. This was unthinkable in the past, where we had to struggle just to put food on the table.” On display at the UN in New York City. Photography @dennislupenga, with multimedia interventions by @villanaart, and is part of The Water Effect exhibition, telling stories of hope, opportunity and lives transformed. #malawi #HLPF #GlobalGoals #TheWaterEffect.
