Development in Bad Waters (trailer)

 

In Bangladesh, millions of rural poor are currently drinking water that is contaminated with high levels of arsenic. Although the problem was described as the worst mass poisoning in history, little has been achieved to resolve it. Among the few projects that are being implemented, even fewer have managed to reach the poor and to implement water supplies and health support provisions that last. The Arsenic Mitigation and Research Foundation has implemented an integrated and participatory program that links research with project activities in a manner that reflects the priorities of local communities.
 
This is a short version of a 60-minutes documentary available here: https://www.filmsforaction.org/watch/development_in_bad_waters/
 
Arsenic Mitigation and Research Foundation © 2013
(Post-)Production: Crelis Rammelt
Camera: Anton Rammelt, John Merson, Crelis Rammelt
Post-production supervision: Arno Beekman, RGBAZ
With thanks to the generous support of our sponsors. Prepared in collaboration with the Institute of Environmental Studies at the University of New South Wales.

 

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