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Globally two thirds of the burden of carrying water is borne by women. In the absence of water being accessible to households girls and women are often forced to carry water for long distances. Loads of 20 kilograms, as shown in this image, are common.

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Woman collecting water, Darfur, Sudan, 2006

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