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
and
"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,
“Poverty is created scarcity”
Wahu Kaara, point 8 of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty, 58th
annual NGO Conference, United Nations,
Existing drinking water facilities in the project
area.
List of drinking water requirements.
The solar pumps installed in each well are dedicated
according to the following criteria:
1.
One solar pump dedicated to a water tank installation supplying each
(number, usually 200-300) users, being
(number, usually 20-25) extended families.
2.
Schools in each well commission area : one solar pump dedicated to
a drinking water tank installation for
each school.
3.
Clinics in each well commission area :
TWO DEDICATED PUMPS each serving one drinking water tank with (at least
15m3 per day).
4.
Important market places, tourist attractions, public buildings. Separate systems may be
installed where the number of users justifies them.
Each borehole/well with triple unit inertia (or alternative hydraulic) back-up
handpump-system next to it, for a total of 198 hand pumps for all of the wells
and boreholes together. While a single unit back-up handpump may be sufficient
in wells or boreholes serving very small communities, this does not apply in
this project as the communities are all quite large.
The average expected distance between each well or
borehole listed and the solar pumps installed in it in is estimated to be (750
??) metres.
Description
of each well or borehole system.
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The well or borehole itself.
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Solar pumps (their number is variable between 2 and 8) with
accompanying electronics.
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Photovoltaic 300Wp 48V panel sets each with four x 75wp panels. The nominal
rating of the panels used may however be anything between 75 and 100Wp
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for each solar pump installed, together with an appropriate panel
support fitted with a multipoint handtracking system.
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Fence or similar around PV panel installations.
A triple handpump system as backup.
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A hand pump platform.
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A washing place.
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Sink pits for water drainage.
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Paths for users, whose feet must always remain dry.
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Simple accommodation for guardians.
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Any other buildings for well-commission level services which may be
installed in the well or borehole area. An example of these is the local money
system
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transaction registration units.
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Any communal gardens for the recycling of waste water run-off.
Description of each drinking
water tank installation.
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The drinking water tank itself
with its fittings.
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The base for the water tank.
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A water tank access area with drainage. Users’ feet must always remain
dry.
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Sink pits for water drainage.
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UV purification devices for tanks supplying clinics and schools.
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The (imbedded) feedpipe leading from the well or borehole to the
drinking water tank installation.
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Any communal gardens for the recycling of waste water run-off.
Well
commission ownership.
Ownership of the following structures is vested
in each well commission (“The central committee of the Cooperative New Horizons
for Kiogoro for and on behalf of the [name of the well commission]” :
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The ground where the well or borehole installations are placed.
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The well or borehole itself.
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The fence or similar around PV panel installations.
The back-up hand pump system.
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The hand pump platform.
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The washing place.
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The sink pits for water drainage.
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The paths for users, whose feet must always remain dry.
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The simple accommodation for guardians.
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Any ground and communal gardens used for the recyling of waste water
run-off.
Tank commission ownership.
Ownership of the following structures is vested in each tank commission:
(“The central committee of the Cooperative New Horizons for Kiogoro for and on
behalf of the [name of the tank commission]”
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The solar pump with accompanying electronics serving the drinking water
tank.
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The photovoltaic panel set ,and its supports, serving the drinking
water tank.
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The drinking water tank itself
with its fittings.
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The base for the water tanks.
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The water tank access area with drainage. Users’ feet must always
remain dry.
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The sink pits for water drainage.
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UV purification devices (for tanks supplying clinics and schools).
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The (imbedded) feedpipe leading from the well or borehole to the
drinking water tank installation.
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Any communal gardens for the recycling of waste water run-off.
Boreholes and wells and their equipment
Water points near family homes
Some budget items applicable to
the water supply structures
Main file for the drinking water
structures.
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