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Practical Answers has upgraded to a new website which we hope you will find easier to use.

You can now see the complete document before downloading and downloading has become much easier. The site also allows you to comment on any of the subjects covered by the documents within Practical Answers so you can raise issues that are important to you.

Please tell us what you think of the site; we want to know what you like but also what you don’t like about the site.

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    William Thompson said:

    wthompson_1 said:
    Wonderful site..Good to see things like this being done in such a capitalistic world..we are very poor over here and can put these helpful instructions to use so we can live..We have very little money so we have no value to the state...
    on 14/10/11
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    Gerald Yongo said:

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    I think this one is participatory whereby we us the researchers and readers can post you what kind of info that we may need and is not available on the site. Otherwise it has been nicely simplified and psychological look very easy to access even to the rural based researchers. Can we get a simplified model of wind mill power that can be cheaply and easily made with the locally available in the rural. Otherwise you guyz are doing good.
    on 6/2/12
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    Dickson Kimeze said:

    Kimeze said:
    This site is so user friendly and attractive that I can't miss a day browsing through it.
    on 12/4/12
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    Gertrude Kalali said:

    said:
    Its good to know and see that Eastern Africa is included in the Practical Action. I come from Uganda.
    on 13/3/13
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    Gertrude Kalali said:

    said:
    You guys are doing a tremendous job. Keep it up!! You have my support.
    on 13/3/13
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    Gertrude Kalali said:

    said:
    Please reach out to us in Uganda. Women over there will be interested in what you really do. They are ready to learn because they are so illiterate and so poor there in the villages and this will help to start up income generating projects so as to support themselves and their families. Most of these women are widowed due to wars affecting them and get displaced too. Otherwise thank you. I did not know you had such interesting stuff, through my search, I got you guys. Thank you.
    on 13/3/13

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