In my time overseas, I've seen some things that totally turned me off to charitable giving to foreign countries.
At Pusan Korea, I watched a cargo ship unload pallets of rice from UNICEF with big writing on them in our language and theirs that it was a gift from the United States of America to that country.
As soon as the pallets hit the dock they were moved by fork lift to an area where people were rebagging the rice into sacks to sell on the open markets.
At the same docks, they were also unloading special walk behind tractors designed to help the rice farmers get the rice in quicker and easier from another charity who's name escapes me at the moment.
Once again the equipment was taken to another area where the engines were stripped out for whatever use I never found out. Huge pile of left over chassis that I'm sure was sold for scrap.
As Murph said, when the water becomes available, the thugs take it over. It never ends in those third world countries.