ATprojects officer Ishmael Agena inspects AT- Loos during the opening of six AT-Loos and water tanks at a rural community school at Korepa in Eastern Highlands Province.

ATprojects officer Silas Simba along with the Community Home Based Care (CHBC) team from Gororomeka delivering AT-Round Loo cement slabs in Gororomeka in the Daulo district. The AT-Round Loo is a product promoted by ATprojects for rural communities to use as an alternative and safer toilet over their pit latrines as part of ATprojects aim to promote health and sanitation programs in rural communities.

Capsized highway truck trailer along Highlands Highway at Daulo

Delivering services to the people in remote areas of Papua New Guinea is quite challenging and involves a lot of risks for ATprojects staff. This picture was taken by an ATprojects officer returning to Goroka from a project site visit at Koningi area of Daulo district in the Eastern Highlands Province when a highway cargo truck’s trailer capsized right in front of them at Daulo top.

ATprojects vehicle travels narrow road at Koningi

Delivering basic services in Papua New Guinea is not an easy task, especially having faced with the realities of poor conditions of road network. An NGO such as AT projects do have a mission to accomplish in improving the lives of the rural population, who call these roughed, mountainous and steep ranges their homes. This picture shows the AT projects Round Loo team driving through one of the steepest, narrow and roughest roads in the Koningi area of Daulo district, Eastern Highlands Province with AT-Round Loo cement slabs which are designed for pit toilets in rural communities.