Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Solar-Powered-Water-Pump-in-Donggala--Sulawesi-27MZIFJWU8ASP.htmlConceptually similarSolar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNZ7Completed★★★★★★Solar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNZ1Completed★★★★Solar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNYOCompleted★★★★Solar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNYVCompleted★★★★Water Pipe Installation in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNYSCompleted★★★★Water Pipe Installation in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNZ2Completed★★★★Water Pipe Installation in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNZBCompleted★★★★Refugee Camp in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNZACompleted★★★★Solar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiGP0STSNYYCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STSNZ8Solar Powered Water Pump in Donggala, SulawesiRefugees queue for water as now they have access to clean water after Greenpeace Indonesia volunteers installed solar panels to use for electricity and water pump at the refugees camp in Lero village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi. The solar panels are a solution for earthquake and tsunami refugees camps, where Greenpeace and Sulteng Bergerak coalition have been sending aids to help rebuild the devastated area.Locations:Donggala Regency-Indonesia-Southeast Asia-SulawesiDate:9 Nov, 2018Credit:© Basri Marzuki / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5649px X 3766pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Pumps-Refugee camps-Refugees-Renewable energy-Solutions-Water-Water supply structuresShoot:Solar Panel Installation at Refugee Camps in Central SulawesiGreenpeace Indonesia volunteers and residents installed solar panels at the refugee camp in Sigi and Donggala regencies, Central Sulawesi. The solar panels are a solution for earthquake and tsunami refugees camps, where Greenpeace and Sulteng Bergerak coalition have been sending aids to help rebuild the devastated area.
