[[Image:Canzee_icon.png|right|80px]][[Image:Canzee pump2.jpg|thumb|right|250px200px|Canzee pump. Photo: BushProof.]]
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The Canzee hand pump is a direct-action handpump made with corrosion resistant materials such as plastic, stainless steel and wood. The pump uses two PVC pipes inside each other, each with a simple non-return valve made with a rubber flap.
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| valign="top" | - Fast and easy installation <br>
==Construction, operations and maintenance==
[[Image:Canzee.png|thumb|right|250px200px|Principle of the Canzee pump. Drawing: [http://www.wellsforzoe.org/wordpress/the-zoe-pump/ Wells for Zoe]]]
The pump consists of two PVC pipes of different diameter, one inside the other. At the bottom of each pipe is a non-return valve made with a rubber flap which allows water to enter the bottom of the pipe, but not out again.
==Field experiences==
[[Image:Canzee pump3.jpg|thumb|right|250px200px|Canzee pump is easy to use. Photo: [http://wellsforzoe.wordpress.com/category/biodiversity/ Wells for Zoe.]]]
The Canzee pump is used in Madagascar, where hundreds of pumps have already been installed. Canzee pumps have also been used for years in Kenya, Ecuador, Israel, Morocco, Zimbabwe, Angola and other countries.
