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The IFAD-supported Scampis project (2009–2012) changed the lives of 30,000 vulnerable farmer households after they adopted low-cost, user-friendly technologies. Old flip-flop sandals were collected by otherwise unemployed people and used as material to make parts for micro-irrigation equipment in Madagascar. As well as providing a local source of materials for irrigation, this activity promoted recycling and created jobs for street workers who collect the old sandals, and for small businesses that make the irrigation parts.

==Reference manualsManuals, videos, and links==

* This [http://www.arrakis.nl/reports/ShortManual_drip_irrigation_June_07_lr.pdf Drip Irrigation manual] is set up by Arrakis.

* [http://www.cgiar.org/iwmi www.cgiar.org/iwmi ]

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