Eco Youths Network Uganda

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Eco Youths Network is a registered Non-Government Organization in Uganda, East Africa working with @sustainable_schools We are a youth-led initiative promoting […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://mas.to/@econetwork, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

RE: https://mas.to/@econetwork/117027737849882826 The water well project by @econetwork in #Uganda is going well, but the water table is lower than they expected, so they will need a bit more financial support to buy a pump and some more materials - only a small amount is missing :) […]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda@econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 3d ago

Hi to our #donors and well-wishers, We have posted a new update on our fundraiser. We have also reactivated our fundraiser again as we continue working toward completing the project. We have reached the stage where things have become harder to break through, even […] [Original post on mas.to]

A truck unloads a large pile of red bricks at the well construction site, delivering materials needed to complete the project.

🚀 We put off rewriting the Squads App for years. An AngularJS → React migration felt expensive, risky, and hard to justify. Then AI-assisted development changed the equation. What surprised us most wasn't the speed of code generation. It was how the bottleneck […] [Original post on mas.to]

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RE: https://mas.to/@econetwork/116924264353418155 You can see here that the EYN was *really* eager to get started with their well - look how deep it is already! Just a small sum left to raise to finish the project, still in the middle of the current dry season in #Uganda! […]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda@econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 3w ago

Hi, #Mastodon family and well-wishers, We are filled with excitement as our water well project has officially begun! Seeing the first day of work gives us so much hope that clean water is getting closer. This is more than just digging a well it's the beginning of a […] [Original post on mas.to]

Workers use a handmade pulley system on the first day of digging the new water well.