Onsite Sanitation Learning Series: User Experiences with The Gulper 1 in Kenya
Welcome back to our Onsite Sanitation Equipment Series, brought to you by CAWST and Opero Services! 🌟 In this installment, we're diving deep into the real-world experiences of users in Kenya and Uganda with The Gulper 1. Join us as we hear from Joab from Vuka Sasa in Kisumu as he shares their firsthand experiences and insights about working with The Gulper 1. 💧🌍
Onsite Sanitation Learning Series: User Experiences with The Gulper 1 in Kenya
Welcome back to our Onsite Sanitation Equipment Series, brought to you by CAWST and Opero Services! 🌟 In this installment, we're diving deep into the real-world experiences of users in Kenya and Uganda with The Gulper 1. Join us as we hear from Joab from Vuka Sasa in Kisumu as he shares their firsthand experiences and insights about working with The Gulper 1. 💧🌍
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