Report: Water and Sanitation in 4 villages of Mangrol Block, Junagadh, Gujarat

Short Project Description

Providing facilitation support to Village Water Committees, social mobilisation and awareness generation and capacity building

Date Started

2009-07-09

Estimated Completion Date

2011-06-11

Funding

$602,060

Community Contribution

$174,985

Total Project Cost

$602,060

Total Number of People Impacted

3,500

Number of People Getting Safe Drinking Water

3,500

Detail

Village 1 - Loyaj - 3500 population with about 500 houses. Old aged people form about 25% of total population in village.

Village 2 Divrana:

Village 3 Maktupur:

Village 4 Shil:

Number of School Children Getting Water

0

Detail

Number of People Getting Sanitation

3,500

Detail

Village 1 - Loyaj - 3500 population with about 500 houses. Old aged people form about 25% of total population in village.

Village 2 Divrana:

Village 3 Maktupur:

Village 4 Shil:

Number of People Getting Other Benefits

0

Detail

Primary Focus

Drinking Water - Community

Secondary Focus

Sanitation - Community

Narrative The story of the implementation and initial impacts, including changes from the original plan in the application

To be completed by CSPC

Maintenance/Operating Costs Annual, in US$

$0

Sustainability Plan Creating and measuring long-term impact

To be completed by CSPC

Other Issues Unusual and unexpected issues faced during project execution

To be completed by CSPC

Learnings Knowledge of project and process for sharing

To be completed by CSPC

Implementer

Aga Khan Rural Support Programme India (AKRSP (I) )

Implementer Background

Project Summary

Project ID	:	345
Owner	:	Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell
Country	:	India
Go to	:	Application (Proposal)
Status	:	Under Progess i.e. the project has already begun

Funding

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Main Project Report

Implementation Phase Reports (4)

RO installation is working
By Divyang Waghela of Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell on Thu, 22 Jul, 2010
Reverse Osmosis equipment has arrived
By Divyang Waghela of Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell on Thu, 03 Jun, 2010
Baseline Study Report
By Divyang Waghela of Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell on Fri, 30 Apr, 2010
Baseline study launched
By Divyang Waghela of Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell on Mon, 04 May, 2009

Attachments

(For All Implementation Phase Reports)

Village Repo...Village Report - Loyaj

Baseline Stu...Baseline Study Report

Concept Note Concept Note

Operating Status Reports (0)

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Peer Reports (1)

Dean Forbes (PhotoPhilanthropy volunteer) visits Loyaj village
By Field Photographer of PhotoPhilanthropy on Tue, 16 Nov, 2010

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Woman_in_traditional_dress

Village woma...Village woman in traditional dress

Village man ...Village man in traditional attire

Temple top Temple top
A view of a colorful temple steeple and flag.

Loej_village_roof_rainwater_storage_tank

Rainwater st...Rainwater storage tank and tap

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_operator_and_diagram

Here's how i...Here's how it works
A village official points a chart on the wall of the building containing the reverse osmosis water treatment plant in Loyaj village.

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_machine_4

GE-TATA desa...GE-TATA desalination equipment
A series of tanks, pipes and filters comprise the reverse-osmosis equipment.

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_machine_3

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_machine_2

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_machine_1

Loej_village_reverse_osmosis_diagram

Flow chart Flow chart
This banner shows how the drinking water treatment plant operates in Loyaj village. The list of implementers and sponsors can be seen as well.

Loej_village_osmosis_operator

Village oper...Village operator
Manish, who lives in Loyaj, was trained to operate and maintain the reverse osmosis equipment. This is another example of having involvement and buy-in for such projects by village households.

Loej_village_collecting_water

Water collec...Water collection
Loyaj villagers must collect the treated drinking water from a spigot at the plant and use special containers. Eventually, taps for each household will be installed.

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