Carbon for Water

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In the heart of Kenya’s Western Province, a harsh reality haunts the daily lives of its residents. Clean drinking water, a basic necessity most take for granted, remains an elusive dream here. Contamination runs rampant, endangering lives, while the valuable wood needed to boil water for purification becomes scarcer by the day. It’s the women and girls who bear the weight of this burden, juggling the relentless quest for both water and fuel. In doing so, they often sacrifice their education, work, and even face the specter of sexual violence. The specter of waterborne illness looms large, a constant and life-threatening companion for these families. “Carbon For Water” takes viewers on a transformative journey, introducing them to the resilient souls battling these hardships and a groundbreaking solution that offers hope not just for their health but also the environment.

As the documentary unfolds, it offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of the inspiring individuals who confront these daunting challenges head-on. It shines a spotlight on the women and girls who shoulder the responsibility of providing their families with clean water, highlighting their unwavering determination in the face of adversity. The film doesn’t shy away from the stark realities of their struggles, including the harrowing encounters with sexual violence that some must endure in their pursuit of this precious resource.

Amidst these dire circumstances, “Carbon For Water” also unveils an innovative solution that holds the promise of transforming millions of lives in Kenya. The documentary delves into the visionary efforts of one company that seeks to improve the health of Kenyans and simultaneously protect the environment they call home. It’s a story of innovation, hope, and the relentless pursuit of a better future.

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