Director,
T.E.(Terry)
Manning,
Schoener 50,
1771 ED Wieringerwerf,
The Netherlands.
Tel:
0031-227-604128
Homepage:
http://www.flowman.nl
E-mail: (nameatendofline)@xs4all.nl
: bakensverzet
Incorporating
innovative social, financial, economic, local administrative and productive
structures, numerous renewable energy applications, with an important role for
women in poverty alleviation in rural and poor urban environments.
"Money is not
the key that opens the gates of the market but the bolt that bars them"
Gesell, Silvio The Natural Economic Order
Revised English edition,
Peter Owen, London 1958, page 228
Edition 12: 17 Otober 2007
05. Project activity plan.
05.00 The works foreseen and their consequences
05.06 Summary
of the project structures.
This project constitutes a formal working plan for the integrated
sustainable ecological development of (definition of the project area).
Innovations involve in particular the package of financial instruments applied and the
specific sequence of actions to set up the structures necessary for project
execution. Local capacities are fully exploited and advanced low-cost
technologies adopted for local productivity development purposes. The project
embraces many sectors of activity, including:
Social structures.
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The
creation of (number) self-administered sustainable Health Clubs, typically
serving 40-50 families, designed to create a platform guaranteeing full
participation of women in the project.
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The creation
of (number) self-administered sustainable local development groups typically
representing the same 40-50 families (200-300 persons). In this project they
are referred to as tank commissions.
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The
creation of (number) self-administered sustainable
intermediate level development groups typically representing the 300-400
families (about 2000 persons). In this project they are referred to as well
commissions.
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The
creation of a self-administered
sustainable project-level development management typically representing the
10000 families (about50000 persons). In this project the population in the
project area is (number).
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The
creation of a self-administered sustainable three-tiered social security
structure for the protection of the elderly, the sick and the handicapped in
the project area, for both their formal money and their local money needs.
Financial structures.
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The
creation of self-administered sustainable continuously recycling,
interest-free, inflation-free cooperative local money structures in the project
area.
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The
creation of self-administered sustainable continuously recycling,
interest-free, cooperative micro-credit structures for productivity increase in
the project area.
Service structures.
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The
creation of self-administered sustainable distributed solar powered drinking
water system with reserve backup, together with rainwater harvesting structures
for extra water capacity.
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The
installation of complete locally built composting toilet (sanitation)
structures in every home in the project
area. In this project the installation of (number) systems in homes is foreseen
together with (number) of multiple systems in schools, clinics, and public
places.
- The creation of a complete, fully
sustainable, three-tiered structure for
the local recycling of organic and non-organic wastes.
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The
construction of (number) rooms equipped with (number) photovoltaic lighting
structures for study purposes, and (number) photovoltaic lighting
structures in the schools and clinics in
the project area.
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The
use of (number) locally built high
efficiency cooking stoves in all homes in the project area for the elimination
of smoke hazards to health especially of women and children and the reduction
of carbon dioxide emissions in the project area.
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(Description
of other service structures the local inhabitants may wish to be included in the main project activities.
Examples, where financial means are available at tank commission,
well-commission, or project level, are
centralised support services for local cooperative purchasing of solar home
systems and water heating systems using
structures similar to those of self-terminating building societies in industrialised
countries; and cooperative forms of insurance. )
Productive
structures.
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(Number)
low-cost labour-intensive fully ecological units for the production of items
made for the project and for general purposes from gypsum composites.
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(Number)
units for the sustainable production of mini-briquettes for locally produced
high efficiency stoves. The creation of a complete, fully sustainable, three-tiered operative system for the local
recycling of organic and non-organic wastes.
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(Number)
sustainable initiatives for the local production of bio-mass for
mini-briquettes for high-efficiency cooking stoves.
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(Number)
local cooperatives for the on-going sustainable installation and maintenance of all project structures.
- (Description of other productive structures the
local inhabitants may wish to be
included in the main project activities. Typical examples of these are the setting up of a local radio station; setting up a cooperative
import-export structure for goods exported from in and imported into the
project area; setting up local milk
shops for the pasteurisation and distribution of milk; the creation of
cooperative storage facilities for food, especially for food for local
consumption; the creation of a seed bank; and the draining and re-structuring
of market squares and public places. Many such poverty alleviation initiatives
may require some project-level formal money seed funds. Other typical
initiatives, for instance, creating sports clubs, theatre groups, local
consultants’ offices, communications centres, plant nurseries, reforestation
etc are more usually carried out under a combination of the LETS local money
systems and the interest-free micro-credit systems set up.)
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The creation of typically 4000 (give real expected
number) sustainable productive jobs, being jobs for 10% of the adult population
in the project area.
Forward: 05.11 Initial
environmental study.
Back: 05.05
Description of the action for funding purposes.