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Bati Bora kelo Water Supply Extension Project
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Jan1 – Dec 31, 2020
- Project profile:
- Project title:
Bati Bora- kelo Extension water project,
East shoa zone,Oromia Regional state. Adama
woreda,Bati Bora kelo kebeles
- General
objective: - The
overall objective of the intervention is to
contribute towards rural poverty reduction through
provision of clean, safe and healthy drinking water
supply for marginalized communities and create
marginalized women entrepreneurial ship to decide on
socio-economic issues equally as their male
counterparts and lead better living conditions at
the end of Dec, 2020.
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Project duration:
Jan, 1/2020 – Dec, 31/2020
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Direct Beneficiary:
4900 (F=3700 M=1200)
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Indirect Beneficiary:
17,100(F=15,000 M=2100)
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Total beneficiary:
22,000(F=18, 700, M=3,300
- Implementing
agency: - Save Generation Development
Association (SGDA)
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Donor: - Rainbow For The Future
- Contact person: -
- Mrs. Bekelech
Demissie Rorrisa. Position: Executive Director
- Address: - post
office: - 17950, Addis Ababa
- Telephone: - +251
911 491548/911 317355
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E-mail:
bekelech@savegeneration.org
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Website:
www.savegeneration.org
- Background
and Problem Statement
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Water and sanitation are fundamental to human
development and well-being. They are not just
goals in their own right but also critical to
the achievement of other development objectives
such as adequate nutrition, gender equality,
education and eradication of poverty. Access to
safe water and sanitation is also a human right,
as recognized in 2010 by the United Nations
General Assembly. Even though, the world has
fallen short on the sanitation target, leaving
2.4 Billion without access to improved
sanitation facilities as UNICEF 2014 progress
report reveals. In 2015, it is estimated that
663 million people worldwide still use
unimproved drinking water sources, including
unprotected wells, springs and surface water.
The majority of them now live in two developing
regions. Nearly half of all people using
unimproved drinking water sources live in
sub-Saharan Africa; while one fifth live in
southern Asia. Of the 663 Million people still
using unimproved drinking water sources, those
who use surface water face the greatest risks to
their health and well-being.
- Based on the assessed problem of supply
water of Bati Bora and kelo,basically Save
Generation Development Association has been
under taking supply water project for Bati
Bora and kelo with support of Rainbow for
the future and community as well as
government contribution. As the result 90 %
of supply water project construction at
Bati Bora has been finalized and the
community started to drink pure
water.However there is unfinished
activities like due to fluctuation of cost,
Communication gap due to death of Lio and
Gabrayes. Though it was planned that
extension of supply water for Bati kelo as
the water discharge of Bati Bora is very
high it is still under plan due to financial
shortage.
- 2. Justification
- The proposed intervention is determined
to be priority because of it addresses the
problem of the proposed project which is
justifiable to solve the identified priority
problems of the Bati Bora and and Kelo
Kebele as its project area selection and
planning are done with the full
consultation, participation and support of
the local level concerned government line
offices, supporters and the community
representatives through undertaking a rapid
PRA processes. The proposed project is
relevant to solve the identified problem
because of its planning is in line with the
government policy especially in the effort
to eradicate WASH poverty, providing support
to poor women, vulnerable children and elder
lies. It is also relevant as it coincides
with the intention of the specific supporter
promises and in addressing the identified
priority needs of the Bati Bora and Kelo
Kebele area community groups. It is
justifiable that the support promise is in
line with the support and fund a
comprehensive WASH+ continuum (water access,
sanitation, hygiene + livelihoods) in order
to support and enable sustainable and
scalable access to safe water, improving the
health, education, and livelihoods of the
ultra poor. It is justifiable to improve
the toll on children from unsafe water and
lack of basic sanitation facilities. Where
proved that, Countless others suffer from
poor health, diminished productivity and
missed opportunities for education. It is
known that Women and girls are the water
haulers where On average, women and girls
in target walk 5 kilometers a day, carrying
25 liters of water, greatly reducing the
time they have for other productive work or
for girls to attend school that the project
improve their time and productivity.
- To improve school dropout where water
borne illnesses keep children out of school;
children aged 9-12 found that suffering
from a water-borne disease were in classes
only half as much as their uninfected peers
and when schools lack toilets sanitation,
girls will often not attend. Improving
household drinking water can reduce diarrhea
episodes by as much as 39 per cent; on
average, improvements to household
sanitation facilities can reduce sickness
from diarrhea by almost a third. Almost half
of the deaths from diarrhea each year could
be prevented through an understanding of
basic hygiene. Poor sanitation, water and
hygiene have many other serious
repercussions. Children – and particularly
girls – are denied their right to education
because their schools lack private and
decent sanitation facilities. Women are
forced to spend large parts of their day
fetching water. Poor farmers and wage
earners are less productive due to illness,
health systems are overwhelmed. So that
lastly but very importantly the project
justifies that without WASH (water,
sanitation and hygiene) sustainable
development is impossible.
- 3. Project General Objective/Goal
Overall Objective:
- The overall objective of the
intervention is to contribute towards rural
poverty reduction through provision of
clean, safe and healthy drinking water
supply for marginalized communities and
create marginalized women entrepreneurial
ship to decide on socio-economic issues
equally as their male counterparts and lead
better living conditions at the end of the
project.
- Specific Objectives:
- To create access and improve community
drinking water, sanitation and hygienic for
two rural Kebeles of Bati Bora and Kelo by 5
Km distance from each villages thus to
enhance community health and livelihood
adaptation.
- To improve the living standards of
women organized in to Women Water
Utilization Institution Saving and Credit
Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs).
- 4. Implementation strategies:
- Conduct Familiarization Workshop,
sensitization and mobilization to draw the
commitment of all stakeholders; namely,
regional and local government officials,
water, mineral and energy Office,
communities leaders, Women, youth and
Children Affairs Office, Cooperative
promotion office, community opinion leaders,
etc., the objectives and results of the
project will be clarified. As a result,
stakeholders will share their roles and
responsibilities and confirm their resource
contributions for the success of the
project. The communities will be sensitized
and mobilized on their contribution part for
the project implementation to achieve our
goal. Establish women Project Support Unit (WPSU)
In order to mobilize all stakeholders, for
the establishment of rural drinking water
supply, sanitation, hygiene and women water
administration program in each targeted
villages WPSU will be established. WPSU
comprises representatives from each target
village’s women, local Water, mineral and
energy office, Women, Youth and Children
Affairs, opinion leaders and other private
companies support the program.
- It will mobilize local resources and
commitments of stakeholders for the
establishment of rural drinking water
supply, sanitation, hygiene and women water
administration program. The WPSU is
critically important to bring
behavioral/attitudinal change in the
community particularly in sanitary centers,
hygienic awareness creation and proper
utilization of supply water. Creating access
to potable supply water Drilling the water
borehole nearest to the Awash River where
the water is potable and safe for drinking
after treatment. The potential water
drilling enterprises in collaboration with
local government will be functional as Save
Generation Development Association in close
collaboration with Donar facilitating the
resource mobilization for successful project
implementation. The generator which can
generate electric power to AC4or more than
3hp or more power to pump water and one
water treatment house construction, two main
reservoirs containing a capacity of
30,000Ltr each for the two Kebeles will be
planted.
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Major activities
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construction of water point
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Purchase of cement
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Purchase of Iron sheet
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Construction of public litrines
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Construction of washing basin
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Purchase of Pipe line
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Purchase of sandAnchor
block construction
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River/Gully Crossing structure
construction
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Distribution net work
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Water treatment plant
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Community trainings on water
management& treatment
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