“Here there is a problem of hygiene and sanitation, and lack of latrines. There are nine latrines in total for the whole community, they are surely not enough for everyone. Some are accessible only if you have the key. The situation is very serious. We have shared latrines for all people living here and they’re poorly maintained, very dirty and unsanitary — it's really not a pretty sight, but people continue to use them regardless. At the moment, our biggest problem is the latrines. We had a problem with water, but with MSF’s help [since MSF installed a water point in this area], now we have water. Yet, latrines remain the main problem. Children who use them catch germs. At a certain point, children's skin was filled with these little pimples, but since we've started using the water MSF provides, things have changed for the better,” says Kaline, mother of six children.