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APDC was founded in 1991. They work in the domain of agriculture. They
distribute fertilizer and constructed a community store to sell agricultural inputs. They intervene in curing irrigation canals. When the curage happens, it’s all the community which participates with their own labor, and the community also provides food and drink. The organization also helped mobilize the community to bring electricity into the area.
They also led an effort to put a water treatment center by the river. When the community approached DINEPA for the center, DINEPA only promised to provide the material and the cement. It was the community which gave the land, the sand, and worked to dig the foundation and paid masons to construct the center.The center uses a solar-powered pump to draw river water. The pump works all day. A bucket of water sells for 2 gourdes, but 3 buckets costs 5 gourdes. There is a committee of 3 members from the community who maintain the center, and they are volunteers. There is a technician from the community and it’s him that distributes the water in the community.