Giant Wicker Baskets Solving Water Problem

Warkawater is a life-saving design for developing nations, these installations harvest potable water from thin air and are designed so that they can be easily built using local skills and materials (3 days w/ 6 people).
The unique structure is a sight for sore eyes and only costs <$550 to build
The unique structure is a sight for sore eyes and only costs <$550 to build

The towers would end the long tiring walks of women in search of water in the mountainous regions around the world.

The 9m tall bamboo framework has a special fabric hanging inside collecting potable water from the air by condensation.
The 9m tall bamboo framework has a special fabric hanging inside collecting potable water from the air by condensation.
Each water tower can collect over 25 gallons of potable water per day.
Each water tower can collect over 25 gallons of potable water per day.

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