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EPISODE · May 16, 2017 · 24 MIN

Turning Goats into Water

from People Fixing the World · host BBC World Service

Fariel Salahuddin is not the type of person you’d expect to see wandering around rural Pakistan, especially with a herd of goats. She’s a successful energy consultant who has worked around the world. But when she returned to where she grew up, Pakistan, Fariel decided she wanted to work on smaller projects to try to make an immediate impact and provide solar energy to poor, rural communities. This was all very well, until she realised these places didn’t have water, let alone power. What they did have was goats. Fariel developed an innovative scheme to trade what the villagers have in plentiful supply for something they desperately needed: goats for water. But what was Fariel going to do with all her newly acquired goats? Presenter: Mukul Devichand Reporters: Secunder Kermani and Dougal Shaw Producer: Charlotte PritchardImage: Goats in rural Pakistan / Credit: BBC

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