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RE: Epidemy Of Blastocytis Hominis in La Isla de coche Because of water supplies Metronidazol is needed.
Are you ON this island? How would we get an Agent of HOPE there, with supplies and make all this work, if no one will go there (lack of boats) and this sounds really, really expensive....
Only the oil for the boats is 3 $ per day to do 1 travel every hour.
Starting at 6 am and ending 4 pm.
but they earn that MONTHLY so no one of the owner's of the boats are willing to sail.
they sell their services to hotels and business owners only.
OK, I am still trying to get to a total amount.
Based on what you just said, you could get to the mainland to buy things and bring them back, for about $6 round trip?
And what supplies are most critical? medicine? drinking water? food?
Getting into solar power and water production for 100+ people is way beyond what YAH can afford, because we simply dont get the level of donations and delegations to support anything that big.
The boat ride and perhaps some basic emergency bottle water or maybe some basic meds if they dont cost a fortune, would be a starting place. Not sure if that would help much or not, but we just don't have a ton of "cash flow" in the charity when people are hoarding steem/sbd because of the low prices, which also means what we do have is only also worth low prices...
Yes It is posible to do that, may be weekly it would be a start, and for the water 50 $ would be sufficient to pay the water trucks to stop selling for one day to the hotels and supply water to the houses.
Yes I'm Here since 2 weeks ago, and is not really that expensive, it depends in how willing is the people to help agents could come easy, is not really expensive for people that dont earn 3$ per month, if is only gonna be supplies, now if we are talking about the water plants :) well ... it would be something to think about.
I need specific information about the amount of steem or sbd it would take to solve say, one or two main problems (not counting the water plants, I think thats WAY bigger than we can handle)