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Problem:Horticulturist, have worked in the Middle East, East Africa, West Africa and Southern Africa. I have a fairly broad range of hobbies, interests and pastimes including; reading, writing, photography (mainly insects, plants and nature), geography, weather, science, traveling, IT, data forensics, horticulture, plant genetics and hydroponics. It gets worse. The water they find is usually contaminated with diarrhoeal diseases, such as dysentery and cholera, which cause the deaths of 2,000 children every day. This is because 2.5 billion people worldwide live without a private and safe toilet. And when you have to go, you have to go. It is very common in the Amazon Native Tribes for people to walk nude in Africa. Many of these tribes are located surrounding the Amazon River. They are considered to be the Indigenous People of Africa. In Africa, it is said, "Water Is Life," and we at Healing Hands International believe that everything starts with water. How far do you walk to get water? Four miles? One mile? Or is it just a few steps to the faucet? Every day in developing countries, women and children walk an average of 4 miles to collect water for their family. Not only is this chore keeping the children from attending school, but the dirty water they are bringing home is also killing them at an alarming rate! The 2013 Walk will be telling decision makers to keep their promises on water and sanitation. Events take place between March 16 and 24. Find out how you can get involved and add your voice. We also think that good old-fashioned face-to-face conversations work! Let people know that even the smallest gift can make an impact. Finally, join with others in walking 4 miles in honor of those who have to walk 4 miles everyday. If you're up to a real challenge, try carrying a jerrican with 5 gallons of water while you walk. How far do you walk for water? For many of us, clean water is within easy reach. A quick stroll to the office water cooler, refill the bottle and then back to work. In developing countries, many women and children start their day by walking an average distance of 6 kilometres to collect water for their families. This consumes 200 million daily work hours, a loss of productivity greater than the combined hours worked in a week by employees at six of the biggest multinational corporations including Walmart, McDonald's, and IBM. On average, a child dies every 26 seconds from water-related illnesses. More children die every day from dirty water than from malaria, aids, and measles COMBINED**. This is why thousands of people around the country choose to Walk4Water. We walk so they don't have to! Walk4Water is a four-mile fundraising walk that began in 2007. Each event is unique and whether hosted by Healing Hands International or our partnership with you, the focus is to bring the life-saving gift of clean water to those who need it so desperately. We walk so they don't have to!. Walk4Water is a four-mile fundraising walk that began in 2007. Each event is unique and whether hosted by Healing Hands International or our partnership with you, the focus is to bring the life-saving gift of clean water to those who need it so desperately. The average adult person walking will cover a mile in about 20 minutes. That rate of speed is about 3 miles per hour. Those who are fit and able to jog could cover it in a s little as 5 minutes... and the record for a mile stands at less than 4 minutes In athletics, the four-minute mile is the running of a mile (1,609.344 metres, 5280 feet) in less than four minutes. Query: how far do people have to walk for water
Solution:
People have to walk an average of 4 miles to collect water for their family.