VOICED : Moroccan villagers harvest fog for water supply

The video discusses a fog harvesting project in a semi-arid region, designed to convert fog into drinking water. This innovative system, the first in North Africa, addresses severe water scarcity, reducing the time spent by locals, especially women and children, in fetching water. The project has significantly improved the quality of life by providing easier access to water, saving time, and reducing costs. It also highlights the economic and educational benefits, as children can now attend school more regularly. The NGO plans to expand the project across Moroccan mountains.

What is the primary purpose of the fog harvesting system introduced in the video?

• To provide irrigation for crops

• To create a tourist attraction

• To generate electricity

• To collect fog water and convert it into drinking water

How has the fog harvesting system impacted the daily routine of residents in Dwory Dash?

• It has led to a decrease in water quality

• It has made water collection more expensive

• It has reduced the time spent collecting water, allowing more time for education

• It has increased their travel time to collect water

What was the traditional method of water collection before the fog harvesting system was implemented?

• Drawing water from wells using donkeys

• Purchasing bottled water from vendors

• Collecting rainwater in barrels

• Using pipelines from nearby rivers

How much do households pay for access to tap water from the fog harvesting system?

• $5.00

• $10.00

• $2.00

• $1.00

What is the next plan for the fog harvesting project according to the NGO?

• To create a water recycling system

• To introduce solar-powered water pumps

• To expand the fog nets across the Moroccan mountains

• To build a desalination plant