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Mother and daughter holding Kit Yamoyo
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Simon (aged 1) with a Kit Yamoyo
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Coca-Cola crates being loaded on canoes to be taken across the Luanginga River
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Katete retailer with Kit Yamoyo bags he has bought strapped to his bicycle
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The Kit Yamoyo
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Simon Berry - Kagoro Rural Health Centre
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Mobile phone in hand in Africa
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Mothers with Kit Yamoyo Vouchers
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Kit Yamoyos on retailer shelves with other essential commodities
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Coca-Cola bicycle in Nyimba
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Sick child at Katete District Hospital - the hospital had no ORS
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Kit Yamoyos in a Coca-Cola crate
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Tiriri health centre in Katine
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Kit Yamoyos on a remote rural retailer's shelves in Zambia
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Spot the Kit Yamoyo (hard - but there are four bags on these shelves)
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The Kit Yamoyo packaging can be used as a mixing device and measure for the ORS
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The Kit Yamoyo packaging is the measuring device for the water needed
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The Kit Yamoyo packaging is the measuring device for mixing the ORS
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Child drinking ORS from Kit Yamoyo
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Simon talks with Brian - a male nurse at Siachitema Health Centre (and shop owner)
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ColaLife poster 2012 v2
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ColaLife 4g/200ml ORS Sachets
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Alfred Siachoobe, Kit Yamoyo retailer in Kalomo buys Kit Yamoyos by the box full
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Jane Berry at the enumerators training
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Kit components without straw
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Kit components explained