Most live on money from relatives abroad and handouts. Even doctors and teachers do not earn enough to keep a family, which breeds corruption. Only the international community's non-governmental agencies pay well, so the English teachers have become interpreters. We earn enough to keep two families. Compare that to the Oxfam water projects.
Few villages have taps and most houses rely on water from the garden well.
As part of the ethnic cleansing process, these wells were poisoned by dumping dead bodies down them. It was the same at the sabotaged water pumping station. Oxfam provided new pumps and a local team led by Luc, a French water engineer who had worked in the refugee camps, fitted them. This meant the nearby town could return to running water. However, people in nearby villages still had to fill their buckets from the reservoir.