#humanitarian-displacement

#humanitarian-displacement

Nyandong Chang lives five minutes from the water kiosk and is here up to six times a day. It's still hard work, she says, but at least nowadays water is available and clean. Until last year, women and children in Bor, the capital of South Sudan's Jonglei state, faced a much tougher chore going all the way to the filthy stretch of the White Nile that runs near the town to draw the family's drinking, washing and cooking water and carry it back. It was dirty and could make people sick at home, but we had no other option, says Chang.