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WATCH: ASU students travel thousands of miles to bring clean water to 500 students

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ASU's Engineers Without Borders chapter completed a borehole well project in Kenya that will provide reliable drinking water to roughly 500 students at two rural schools. The student-led team spent nearly a year planning, fundraising and coordinating before installing a sustainable water system connected to an underground aquifer.

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The article does not detail long-term maintenance plans or local capacity-building for system upkeep.

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