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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 13:
02.03 INFORMATION ON THE PROJECT AREA
This
information will vary widely from one project area to
another.
For
the purposes of your project application under the Model, a reasonably close
description of the quality of life of the people is valuable. What do the people
in the project area do? How do they do it?
Good
cartographic information of the project area is critical. You cannot design your
project structures properly without it. If official maps are not available,
hand-made sketches should be made.
The sketch maps can be schematic but must be (reasonably) to scale.
Situation
Area
Subdivisions
2.1 Relief -Climate -
Hydrography
2.2 Soils
-Vegetation
2.3
Demography
2.3.1 Composition and
evolution
2.3.2 External factors,
migration and population movements.
2.4 List of villages and
settlements with their respective populations. (These should also be marked
in on the maps of the project area)
3.1
Economic situation
3.1.1 Agriculture – Animal
husbandry
3.1.2 Mineral and industrial
sectors.
Gypsum
deposits.
3.1.3 Markets –Commerce. In
particular, how many people? For how long? How often?
3.1.4 Electrification . In
particular electrification of
villages, schools and clinics; energy costs; number of
connections.
3.1.5 Services
3.1.6 Cooking. Use of
energy. Sources of energy. Costs of energy.
3.2 Social
situation
3.2.1 Education. Schools and
school populations should be included on maps. Are they connected to the
electricity net? Do they have good drinking water?
3.2.2 Local support
services/groups
3.2.3 Languages spoken. Who
speaks what, where?
3.2.3 Religion .
Breakdown into communities,
where applicable. Differences? Relationships? Do the different groups
cooperate?
Churches temples and
mosques. Numbers of visitors?
When?
3.2.4 Transport and roads.
Means of transport. Seasonal
limitations (rains etc).
3.2.5 Food and drinking
water.
Local production. Storage.
Needs. “Importation” into project area.
4.1 Sanitary system
management.
Hospitals. Where? Number of
beds. Connections with electricity netowork. Drinking water facilities? Number
of visitors.
Clinics. Where? Number of
beds. Connections with electricity netowork. Drinking water facilities? Number
of visitors.
Forward: 3.01
General comments on project justification.
Back: 2.01 Information
on (county or region).
List of drawings and
graphs.
Typical list of maps.
List of key
words.
List of
abbreviations used.
Documents for
funding applications.