Applicant | Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) | Plan ID: | 281 |
Status: | approved_accepted | Review Cycle end date: | 2010-08-26 |
By Agua Para La Salud (APLS) Posted on Fri 30 Jul 2010, over 14 years ago
Kristen--Would you be able to give me across section drawing of the well construction showing how the two types of wells are protected from surface contamination?
By The Samburu Project Posted on Mon 02 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Lynn,
This is actually not my project. We have done very similar projects and I mistook this for one of ours in the email that I got from PWX.
Sorry for the confusion.
By A Single Drop Posted on Fri 30 Jul 2010, over 14 years ago
Hi there
Fee collection for boreholes and other public water sources always intrigue me. can you tell me how fees are collected? Do people pay monthly, or by the jerican? is it free for the students? Does anyone get paid for repair, or is the WMC all volunteer?
Thanks! Good luck!
gemma
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Dear Gemma, the project we are planing to do this year is to construct/ drill two bore hole in two government secondary school. The system they use in collecting maintanance fees is by involving all students whereby each students contribute once per year. When they pay school fees the well maintanance fee included. The system is not giving trouble to teachers. If the school fees are not paid the students are not allowed to be at school.It means if he/she pay school fees automatically he/she also pay well Maintanance fee.
The fees is being used to pay for major repair. All minor repair is done by trained WMC who are all volunteers.
Msigwa
By Agua Para La Salud (APLS) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Would you be able to give me across section drawing of the well construction showing how the two types of wells are protected from surface contamination?
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 17 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Please see the attached file showing a cross section of a bore hole showing how the the two type of well are protected from surface contamination.
thanks.
Msigwa
By Agua Para La Salud (APLS) Posted on Wed 18 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Thanks for the well design Iskaka.
In your budget you mention using a mechanical drill to make the well. Is this a motor driven device or hand operated drilling rig? Is the drilling process contracted out to a company or is this done by your staff? Can you post pictures of the drilling operation? Also could you give details of the PVC well lining and per tube cost and size of the PVC tubes?
By The Samburu Project Posted on Mon 02 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
One thing that you might want to consider is developing a plan for where to get parts from. We have done some very similar projects in rural Kenya and have found that if there is not a plan in place to provide parts, local communities often have no idea how to procure them.
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Dear Kristen I again thanking you for clarifying more. In our case the parts are available from manicipal/regional water offices. So long the two wells are installed in secondary schools, they are able to pay for the costs of those parts. They have a plan to involve all students tocontribute money for maintanance.
Msigwa
By The Samburu Project Posted on Wed 04 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Msigwa,
One more question: when repairs, etc are required, who does the actual work?
Thanks,
Robert
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Thu 05 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Dear Roberts, the actual work is done by municipal/Regional water
Engineers (experts) but the minor maintanance is easily done by the Committee.
Msigwa.
By Safer Future Youth Development Project Posted on Sun 08 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Can you please brief us on how the 1663 people mentioned will get the sanitation.
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Sat 21 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Dear Kamara, the named Number of beneficiaries will get santation skills in two ways
1. Meetings will be conducted in each school where by the Municipal water technician will be involved to sensitize the school community on sanitation.
2.One day training seminar to 10 Members of WMC will be conducted in each school(they will be given skills on Sanitation, well maintanance and how manage and care WMF.
Thanks
Msigwa
By Blue Planet Network Posted on Mon 23 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Lets clarify the numbers: people getting sanitation should be zero.
Sanitation numbers should reflect the actual resources offered to beneficiaries, not education or awareness.
Other benefits such as sanitation education can be 1663, but even that is a stretching it.
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Mon 23 Aug 2010, about 14 years ago
Dear Rajesh, many thanks for clarifying the issue of number of people getting sanitation. I agree with you, it was not the right way we presented.
Thank you again.
Msigwa
By Pure Water for the World Posted on Thu 29 Jul 2010, over 14 years ago
is there an education program in place for hygeine, sanitation and water?
the community would benefit from a water purification filter that creates safe water from the poluted wells. For an inexpensive solution www.pointonefilter.com
By The Samburu Project Posted on Thu 29 Jul 2010, over 14 years ago
We bring in outside health workers to run extensive hygiene and sanitation workshop (we conduct a maintenance workshops as well) with each community that we install a well in.
Due to the depth of our wells and the area that we are working in, contamination is unlikely. Furthermore, the hygiene and sanitation workshops are meant to prevent community well pollution.
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Dear Kristen thank you for your assistance on clarifying some issues in our project.
Regards
By The Samburu Project Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Iskaka,
Sorry about that. We have done several similar projects and when I got the email about Carolyn's comment, I thought it referred to one of our projects. Appears we have similar plans though. At any rate, sorry for the confusion.
By Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) Posted on Tue 03 Aug 2010, over 14 years ago
Dear Carolyn, we have aplan to conduct education program for water hygeine,sanitation and water soon after completing borehole construction. The training is planned to involve 20 participants from wells monitoring Committee for one day and the same is going to be done to the whole school community through meeting (as sensitization) which is planned to take one two two hours. Songea Municipal water specialist will be the resource person, we did the same in the past project. Sorry it was not well stated in our proposal.
Msigwa
Applicant | :   | Tanzania Mission to the Poor and Disabled (PADI) |
Status | : | approved_accepted |
Country | : | TANZANIA Map |
Amount Funded | :   | $13,290 |
Funded By:- | ||
MSSCT | : | $13,290 |
Funds Used |
: | $13,290 |
Funds Available |
: | $0 |
Number of Projects | : | 2 |
Overall Start Date | : | TODO! |
Overall Completion Date | : | TODO! |
Date of Last Update | : |