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Emptying pits: a serious business

Posted on May 24, 2012 by WASHplus | 1 Comment

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This entry was posted in Africa, Economic Benefits, Sanitary Facilities and tagged entrepreneurs, finance, Mozambique, pit latrine emptying. Bookmark the permalink.

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One response to “Emptying pits: a serious business”

WASHLink | May 25, 2012 at 12:06 pm | Reply

Thanks for sharing – the sewage treatment plant at the is just as intriguing – need another video 🙂 Also want to see what happens in 12 /18/24/36/60 months

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