Well construction in 4 villages in Samburu District (D1W1, D1W2, D1W3 & D1W4)

Applicant The Samburu Project Plan ID: 340
Status: approved_accepted Review Cycle end date: 2006-01-06

The Samburu Project brings wells to communities which otherwise suffer the health and livelihood consequences of being without water. Our wells enhance the lives of thousands!

2006-07-01
2006-07-31
4,350

The main objective of the project is to provide clean, safe drinking water.

4,350

Improved sanitation has been an ancillary benefit of community water availability.

Drinking Water - Community
Sanitation - Community

Location

KENYA
TODO?
Lendadopol
Samburu
1.043
37.29
Approximate

Project Narrative

They used to have to walk behind the hill over 20 km, leaving at 6 am and returning at 9pm. Or behind Matthew's Mountains. Now it is 1-1.5 km.They used to have to walk every day. People with donkeys went every other day. This was a job primarily done by women. Taking water from the well has saved their livestock from dying during droughts. It is easily accessible. Previous water sources took three people to dig a 12 ft hole and was very dangerous as they handed the water up through the whole. The communty lost two people when cattle fell in on them. The holes sometimes gave way and crumbled. Waterborn diseases have been reduced.

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

Proposal submitted and funded outside PWX

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Project Financials

$59,400

to be updated

$7,400

in kind

$52,000

Project Sustainability and Impact Assessment

$410

Implementer Details (if other than applicant)

Application Summary

Applicant :   The Samburu Project
Status : approved_accepted
Country : KENYA Map

Funding

Amount Funded :   $52,000
Funded By:-
Anonymous : $52,000
Funds Used
: $43,000
Funds Available
: $9,000

Projects Summary of Application

Number of Projects : 4
Overall Start Date : TODO!
Overall Completion Date : TODO!
Date of Last Update : 2012-10-22