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“They also cut the water supplies that comes to our tap at will.” – Haskala BiKa

Scroll down for Nepali — — Haskala BiKa Sarkegaad 6, Humla We are a small community of Dalits....

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“If there were pipes and channels from where excess water could pass our lives would be easy” – Mangali Phaedra

Scroll down for Nepali — — Mangali Phaedra Sarkegaad 3, Humla There was nothing in this place, except...

a man in a cap and with a wrench fixing a tap stand

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“I am upset that the work I do for my village has not been compensated with the wages I deserve” – Surendra Pal

Scroll down for Nepali —— Surendra Pal Sarkegaad 4, Humla “I am upset that the work I do...

Man in gray suit and topi sitting in front of a water tap which is running

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‘But if people are not aware and do not apply their minds to maintain the systems that might come, we will all be back to where we started from’ – Maniraj Shahi

“My parents sent me to look after the flock of sheep when it was my age to go...

Woman standing in white hoody in front of door opening

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‘The problem that is evident now, is the disposing of the sanitary items that we use’ – Naina Shahi

“I was only 16 when I got married and moved here to Badkhi. After I got acquainted with...

Man standing in front of a hay, wearing a blue blazer and topi

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“Maintaining the source of water is the main concern for all of us” -Khadga Bahadur Sahi, Bangkhi, Hima, Jumla

“There are 140-145 households in this place that consists of villages like Dalitbada, Panimool, and Dadabada. A decade...

Woman in red sweater standing in a dark room

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“I wish everyone would put their attention on making disabled-friendly infrastructures” – Roopkala Yogi Shahi, Badkhi, Hima, Jumla

“I was 22 when I was married. It was a love marriage. Due to ignorance, the whole society...

Man sitting on the porch in front of his house

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“I invested in the water supply and now it is serving people and animals. However, constructing toilet facilities wasn’t in my capacity.” – Karma Torche Tamang, Maangri, Mugum Karmarong-8

“When it breaks, the only tool I have for maintenance is a knife in my kitchen.” “We are...

Young woman standing in door frame, dressed in black hoody and black hat

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“We all are aware, the water is not so safe for us to drink but the stomach gets hungry and the throat asks for water. We have no other option.” – Tsering Dolma, Maangri, Mugum Karmarong-8

“Due to the worsening economic situation of my father, I had to leave Kathmandu and come stay here...

Man (Karma Sonam Tamang) sitting on bed by the window with his arms crossed, sun shining through the window on him.

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“How is a person with a disability able to go and fetch water if the outlet is far and has steps?” – Karma Sonam Tamang, Maangri

“I was in India when it happened. One of my acquaintances had robbed me and pushed me down...

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