Project: Primary Location

Project Name: RWHT for 2 rural schools in Mamama and Makande
Village or Town Makande
District or State Port Loko District
Nearest Airport Lunghi International Airport
Country Sierra Leone
GPS Coordinates



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Project Summary

Project ID :  34
Application ID : 42
Owner : Safer Future Youth Development Project
Status : Complete - Success, Late
Country : Sierra Leone
Last Report
  Update		 : 26 Aug, 2011
(6 months ago)
Last Progress/
  Status Report		 : 18 Oct, 2008
(over 3 years ago)

Funding

Site(s) (2)

Photos and Documents

Mamama9
Installed Ha...Installed Hand Pump
An Installed Hand pump in use.
Mamama6
Filtering Ta...Filtering Tank
A picture showing a filtering tank
Mamama_13
Completed Ta...Completed Tank
A completed tank with an Installed Hand pump.
Mamama1
Installation Installation
A picture showing connectors from the roof top to the filtering tank
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Main Project Report

Implementation Phase Reports (5)

Attachments

(For All Implementation Phase Reports)
Mamama-collectors__1_
Running Water Running Water
As soon as the collectors are fixed and connected, the rainwater is running. It is important to check the fixing-wire sometimes, as the pipes brake easily if they fall down.
Mamama-collectors
Fixing of Co...Fixing of Collectors
To collect the rainwater we use PVC pipes, which are fixed all along the roof.
Mamama-filtering-tank__3_
Construction...Construction of filtering tank
The fetched rainwater is first diverted to a filtering tank, which can easily be accessed and cleaned.
Mamama-roof-completed__4_
Completed ro...Completed roof
We always make sure that the contractor constructs the surface of the roof in a way that water doesn't settle there.
Mamama_roof-construction_2_
Roof constru...Roof construction
It is crucial to use enough iron-rods for the roof in order to be able to carry the heavy weight of the cement and of course of people standing on top.

Operating Status Reports (0)

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Peer Reports (0)

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