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AECI FUNDED PROJECT

WATER SANITATION EMERGENCY PROJECT 2006-2007. AECI FUNDED PROJECT. PREAMBLE. ♦ ALINAFE IS RAN BY TERESIAN SISTERS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF LILONGWE. ♦ IT IS UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE CHRISTIAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF MALAWI (CHAM).

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AECI FUNDED PROJECT

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  1. WATER SANITATION EMERGENCY PROJECT 2006-2007 AECI FUNDED PROJECT

  2. PREAMBLE • ♦ ALINAFE IS RAN BY TERESIAN SISTERS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF LILONGWE. • ♦ IT IS UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE CHRISTIAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF MALAWI (CHAM). • ♦ SERVES AN IMMIDIATE CATCHMENT POPULATION OF 30,000 AND AN INDIRECT POPULATION OF OVER 60,000. • ♦ FOCUSES ON PREVENTIVE, CURATIVE & REHABILITATIVE HEALTH AS WELL AS COMMUNITY LIVELIHOOD SOCIAL SECURITY DEVELOPMENT. • ♦ RECOGNISES THE NEED TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND SANITORY ENVIROMENTS THROUGH ENHANCEMENT OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPITAION IN ENSURING AVAILABILITY OF SANITARY SERVICES. • ♦ RECOGNISES THE NEED TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING TRAININGS INORDER TO ENSURE PARTICIPATION & LONG TERM SELF SUSTANABILITYIN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAMS. • ♦ RECOGNISES THE NEED TO HAVE ADQUATE AND QUALIFIED MEDICAL PERSONNEL TO ENSURE EFFECTIVE DELIVERY OF HEALTH SERVICES. DOCTOR TO PATIENT RATIO IN MALAWI STANDS AT 1 : 60,000.

  3. OVERRAL OBJECTIVE • AVAILABILITY OF HYGIENIC BASIC LIVELIHOOD SOCIAL • SECURITY SERVICES AT GRASS ROOT LEVEL.

  4. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES • ♦TO REDUCE WATER BORNE DISEASES IN THE CATCHMENT AREA i.e. DIARRHOEA DISEASES, SKIN INFECTIONS, EYE INFECTIONS etc. • ♦ TO PROMOTE AVAILABILITY OF SAFE AND POTABLE DRINKING WATER. • ♦ TO PROMOTE AVAILABILITY OF SANITORY SERVICES SUCH AS TOILETS, PIT LATRINES etc. • ♦ TO ENSURE AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF WATER BORNE DISEASES. • ♦ TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MEDICAL PERSONNEL IN THE HOSPITAL IN ORDER TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE MEDICAL CASES. • ♦ TO PROMOTE HOUSE-HOLD FOOD SECURITY THROUGH PROMOTION OF WINTER IRRIGATION FARMING AND PROVISION OF TREADLE IRRIGATION PUMPS.

  5. BASE LINE IMFORMATION • ♦60% OF THE POPULATION HAD NO ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER. • ♦ RATE OF MALNUTRITION AMONG UNDER-5 CHILDREN WAS AT 52% PARTLY DUE TO CHRONIC DIARRHOEA DISEASES. • ♦ 60% OF THE POPULATION HAD NO EXCESS TO HYGIENIC SANITATORY FACILITIES i.e. TOILETS, LATRINES, WATER SOURCE e.t.c. • ♦ INCREASED WATER BORNE DISEASES i.e SKIN DISEASES, DIARRHOEA DISEASES, EYE INFECTIONS e.t.c. • ♦ INADQUATE DRUGS AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO MANAGE WATER BORNE DISEASES. • ♦ INADQUATE NUMBER OF TRAINED MEDICAL PERSONNEL DUE TO SHARTAGE OF STAFF HOUSES. • ♦ HOUSE HOLD FOOD INSECURITY AMONGST VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES.

  6. PLANNED / IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES • ♦ DRILLING OF 2 MAIN BOREHOLES AND INSTALLATION OF 2 AFRIDEV PUMPS. • ♦ DRILLING OF 10 TUBE WELLS AND INSTALLATION OF 10 AFRIDEV PUMPS. • ♦ PROCURREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 30 MADA WATER PUMPS ON 30 SHALLOW WELLS. • ♦ CASTING 175 SANPLATS FOR PIT LATRINES. • ♦ PROCURREMENT OF CHOLERA DRUGS AND OTHER SUPPORT MEDICAL SUPPLIES. • ♦ PROCURREMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF 100 TREADLE IRRIGATION PUMPS. • ♦ CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL STAFF HOUSES. • ♦ COMMUNITY MOBILISATION.

  7. PART 1: SHALLOW WELLS

  8. PART 2: TUBE WELLS

  9. PART 3: BORE HOLES

  10. PROJECTS´ IMPACTS • ♦ 70%OF WATER BORNE DISEASES HAVE BEEN REDUCED. • ♦ AVAILABILITY OF SAFE AND POTABLE DRINKING WATER IN RURAL COMMUNITIES. • ♦ AVAILABILITY OF CHOLERA DRUGS AND OTHER SUPPORT MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF WATER BORNE DISEASES. • ♦ AVAILABILITY OF SANITORY SERVICES SUCH AS TOILETS, PIT LATRINES, SHALLOW WELLS e.t.c. • ♦ IMPROVED QUALITY OF PATIENT CARE DUE TO INCREASED NUMBER OF QUALIFIED MEDICAL PERSONNEL AS A RESULT OF INCREASED NUMBER OF STAFF HOUSES. • ♦ REDUCTION IN THE RATE OF MALNUTRITION AMONGST VULNERABLE GROUPS DUE TO IMPROVED HOUSE HOLD FOOD SECURITY AS A RESULT OF WINTER IRRIGATION FARMING. • ♦ ENHANCED COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMS.

  11. ANNEX I: PAYMENTS

  12. PAYMENT FOR WATER PUMPS

  13. 2 BOREHOLE DRILLING AND PUMP INSTALLATION PAYMENT.

  14. PAYMENT FOR TUBEWELLS

  15. PAYMENT FOR TUBEWELLS

  16. RECEIPT FOR CHOLERA DRUGS

  17. BANK STATEMENT FOR TRANSFERED FUNDS

  18. ANNEX II: PICTURES

  19. Pozos muy profundos (boreholes):

  20. Pozo profundo Benga II

  21. Pozo profundo a las afueras de Alinafe (Beneficia AL Hospital y a las aldeas cercanas)

  22. Pozos profundos (tubewell):

  23. Benga I Chiluwa Fish Camp

  24. Chimbalu Kamongo Kanyemba Mankhukwa

  25. Mkonda Mkongolo Mulalo Mwachipapa

  26. Kanyama-Njewa Proceso de construcción del pozo. La comunidad colabora con la mano de obra.

  27. Pozos superficiales (shallow-well):

  28. Pozo superficial con bomba antigua. Pozo superficial con bomba nueva.

  29. Letrinas:

  30. Letrina protegida en la playa de un Fish Camp

  31. Letrinas protegidas

  32. Habitáculo construido para dotar de cierta privacidad a las letrinas.

  33. Bombas de irrigación:

  34. Bomba de irrigación manual.

  35. Staff Houses:

  36. Interiores de la casa, patio interior, lavadero y cocina.. Fosa séptica

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