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The Dominican Republic team is currently in the assessment phase of the project in which have to determine the current conditions of the project, establish a presence in the Dominican Republic with the locals, come up with preliminary designs for the community center, and above all catering to the needs of the local in El Progresso so that the building may be used for town meetings or whatever occasion they may need it for. 
The Tanzania team is currently in its implementation phase of constructing a borehole well. The project aims to serve the sub-village of Tloma Awak which only meets about 5% of their water needs in the dry season. With the onset of the pandemic the team has switched to an online implementation strategy to continue its construction. 
The Kenya team will begin working on a design for a kiosk to be built close to the Magwar Primary School. The design and construction of the kiosk will provide a more secure and easy way for individuals within the community to have access to filtered water supplied by the existing well. During this semester, we will focus on designing the kiosk on AutoCAD and then begin to conceptualize a water distribution system for the community to have further access. 
Our Camden project has started working on a rain-barrel system for a new vegetable garden in the community. We are trying to update the design for the system to suit the needs of this lot and solve a few problems we encountered.
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