Convincing the doubters, battling local government and keeping entitled men in their place: A day in the life of the South Sudanese women leading the delivery of water services in their communities
![Siama Juma, Chairperson Of Wmcs Poses For A Picture At Atalabara Water Point1](/media/zncdppgf/siama-juma-chairperson-of-wmcs-poses-for-a-picture-at-atalabara-water-point1.png?center=0.40163290752252445,0.605446621787686&mode=crop&width=2000&height=1200&rnd=132908646479370000 2000w, /media/zncdppgf/siama-juma-chairperson-of-wmcs-poses-for-a-picture-at-atalabara-water-point1.png?center=0.40163290752252445,0.605446621787686&mode=crop&width=1000&height=600&rnd=132908646479370000 1000w, /media/zncdppgf/siama-juma-chairperson-of-wmcs-poses-for-a-picture-at-atalabara-water-point1.png?center=0.40163290752252445,0.605446621787686&mode=crop&width=500&height=300&rnd=132908646479370000 500w)
Siama Juma, chairperson of a Water Management Committee (WMC) in Kapoeta, South Sudan, posing at Atalabara water point.