UGANDA. Amuria. 2008In 2008 Esther Ariao, 22, was pregnant with her third child. “I go about twice a day to fetch water. I use it for cooking, washing clothes, washing plates and the babies. It is more difficult to carry water now that I am pregnant. It will be a big big relief to us to have more time to fetch water. It is very far.” Esther explained that the water at the point sometimes got so dirty that they had travel; “We have to walk to another further away, it takes us two hours. Sometimes it takes more time than that to collect the water because I am pregnant and very slow.”