Community Development Entrepreneurs were trained to install rainwater harvesting systems at Zebamon Academy school and will sell low cost, high quality RWH units to the surrounding community
Narrative
The ACI team installed a total of 4,600 L of water storage along with 27 m of high quality gutter. Two tanks 2,300 L each were installed with 27 m of gutter feeding them. The ACI construction team also trained local individuals in the construction, maintenance and sale of high quality RWH systems. This training will allow those individuals to instal and sell RWH systems in the surrounding community.
- Impact Assessment (M&E) Phase Project completed on 19 Jun, 2012 Implementation Phase
- Implementation Phase Project started on 18 Jun, 2012 Preparation Phase
Community Development Entrepreneurs were trained to install rainwater harvesting systems at Zebamon Academy school and will sell low cost, high quality RWH units to the surrounding community
Narrative
The ACI team installed a total of 4,600 L of water storage along with 27 m of high quality gutter. Two tanks 2,300 L each were installed with 27 m of gutter feeding them. The ACI construction team also trained local individuals in the construction, maintenance and sale of high quality RWH systems. This training will allow those individuals to instal and sell RWH systems in the surrounding community.
Sustainability
Creating and measuring long-term impact
The community health promoter in the area will be holding meetings of a school club for the children twice a month. During these visits she will be able to check on the performance of the RWH system and report any problems she finds directly to the ACI office. The five USD is covered by the school according to the agreement the school and stakeholders signed prior to construction of the RWH system. This cost will cover any breakages due to poor use and silicone costs if the system begins to leak because of wear and tear on the gutter runs.
Impact
People Impacted: 370
People Getting Safe Drinking Water: 368
Total number of students, teachers and support staff present at the school on a given day. In conjunction with the Aqua Clara bio sand filter program. Increased access to water within the school compound allows the school to use the filters to their full potential. We gathered this information from a survey done of all ACI partner schools done before the implementation of the RWH program.
School Children Getting Water: 360
Total number of students present at the school on a given day. Nursery class through standard eight. We gathered this information from a survey done of all ACI partner schools done before the implementation of the RWH program.
People Getting Sanitation: 368
Total number of students, teachers and support staff present at the school on a given day. In conjunction with the Aqua Clara hand washing stations already in place at the school. Increased access to water within the school compound makes use of these hand washing stations much easier. We gathered this information from a survey done of all ACI partner schools done before the implementation of the RWH program.
People Getting Other Benefits: 2
Community development entrepreneur and community health promoter, both ACI trained individuals are trained in construction and sales of high quality RWH systems. Increasing the knowledge base of these individuals making each a more valuable resource to their community.
Maintenance/Operating Costs Annual, in US$: $5
Creating and measuring long-term impact
The community health promoter in the area will be holding meetings of a school club for the children twice a month. During these visits she will be able to check on the performance of the RWH system and report any problems she finds directly to the ACI office. The five USD is covered by the school according to the agreement the school and stakeholders signed prior to construction of the RWH system. This cost will cover any breakages due to poor use and silicone costs if the system begins to leak because of wear and tear on the gutter runs.
Implementer: Not applicable
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Funding
- funded:
- $2,480
- Community:
- $39,446
- Final Cost:
- $2,470