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- The City Streets Are So Clean You Can Eat Off Them!
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Children; Water and sanitation -
The collection of the organic waste is an integral part of the solid waste management project. The waste is brought to the compost facility where it turns into valuable compost. The City of Joal sells the compost at $5 per 50 kilogram bag. Coupled... - Volunteer Photos
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In Senegal West Africa, it is important to have a namesake; someone you are named after or someone who is named after you. You have a special bond with this person and they are like part of your family. In the Pulaar language, this is called... - Volunteer Photos
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- Traditional Ceremony - Bryan & Nene Aminata's Wedding
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weddings; traditional dress -
This photo was taken at the traditional Peulh wedding ceremony of a fellow Peace Corps Response Volunteer, on June 2, 2011 in Mamou, Guinea. The bride changes costumes several times throughout her wedding ceremonies - this is the second of three,... - Volunteer Photos
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- Tutti and Adama
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Tutti and her daughter Adama take a walk through the village in Pakane Toucouleur, Senegal. - Volunteer Photos
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Children of the village, Pakane Toucouleur, Senegal. - Volunteer Photos
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- Women Keeping Their City Clean!
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Another big part of the solid waste management project was the clean-ups organized at the neighborhood level. Generally in Senegal "cleaning up" is women's work. Men and children throw their garbage on the floor expecting women to clean it up. The... - Volunteer Photos
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- World Health Organization Smallpox Eradication Project, Zaire 1971
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Volunteers with their surveillance teams in Zaire. The surveillance teams provided vaccinations to pursue any subsequently reported cases of smallpox. - Volunteer Photos
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