Water System Engineering in Tanzania, East Africa
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1 Water System Engineering in Tanzania, East Africa Stephen Jones, P.E. SEJ Consulting LLC Huxley, Iowa ASCE Environmental & Water Resources Ames, IA April 3, 2014
2 Building Partnerships For Rotary Foundation Global Grants Service Above Self
3 Where s Tanzania? Where the Kilimanjaro Region? Service Above Self
4 Mwanga Same
5 Project Enhancement Process (PEP) Approved by Rotary International Board, June 2012 Area of Focus Water and Sanitation To Pilot a New Process to Develop Global Grants Nine Pilot Districts Were Identified One of the Districts Included Tanzania Service Above Self
6 Project Enhancement Process (PEP) Request to TRF from a Tanzanian Rotary Club for a Program Planning & Performance Team (PPPT) to Assess Water & Sanitation Needs TRF approves a Field Site Visit by a PPPT funded by TRF PPPT Report to TRF Describing Water & Sanitation Needs as basis for Global Grant Applications
7 Requests From Tanzania November 2012 Rotary Club of Same Rotary Club of Mwanga December 2012 Rotary Foundation Approves Requests A PPPT Team was Formed January 2013 PPPT Team Site Visits; Rotary Club of Same January 15 20, 2013 Rotary Club of Mwanga January 21 25, 2013
8 Stakeholders PPPT Team Partnered with Rotary Clubs & District Water Engineers
9 Beneficiaries Did Onsite visits to Seven Villages in Both Same & Mwanga Districts
10 PPPT Findings Water Then Sanitation &Hygiene
11 Water Source - Springs
12 Water Sources - Wells
13 Water Source -Hauling
14 Water Sources Reservoirs
15 Water Source Rain Harvest
16 What is People Water Demand? Drinking, Cooking, Toilets, Washing Hands Minimal Gardening Tanzanian Standard for rural areas 70 liters/person/day Households Average 5 people (350 liters/household/day)
17 What is Livestock Water Demand? Cattle 25 liter/animal/day Goats/Sheep 10 liter/animal/day Chickens 10 liter/flock/day Assume; 4 cows per household 4 goats/sheep per household, One flock of chickens per household Need 100 liters Need 40 liters Need 10 liters Total 150 liters/day
18 What is Village Water Demand? An Example Village: 6,000 population, 1200 Households w/lvstk 1,200 Households x 500 liters/day = 600,000 liters/day 25,000 liters per hour 420 liter per minute (100 gallons per minute) Conclusion: Multiple Wells Needed to Meet Demand!
19 Energy Sources Electricity People Solar Donkeys Cattle Wind
20 Water Distribution System Distribution points serve no more than 250 people and people should not walk more than 400 meters one way Example Village of 6,000 people needs 24 distribution points to meet standards The Village Water Board needs to work with the District Water Engineers to decide where the distribution points are to be located
21 Capital Cost for Water Systems Boreholes or wells Storage tanks and pressure breaks Water Treatment? Distribution system Total cost for each village will range from $50,000 - $250,000
22 Sustainability Considerations Fees are Needed to Cover: Future capital improvements ( 5% of investment) Next months costs for the neediest people Water Board employees at kiosks Per Household Monthly fee Households all pay the same regardless of use Token System Buy tokens and use tokens as water is purchased Meters Only available in larger towns
23 Impact Assessment Before, During and After Studies Per Person, per Household, per Village Primary & Secondary Data Sources Water Availability Quantity, Quality Sanitation Practices Toilet usage Hygiene Practices Family Food Production (Food Security) Income Changes Education Indicators - Children School Attendance vs. Carrying Water & Herding Livestock Health Indicators Mortality, Disease Rates
24 DISTRICT 6000 GRANTS How $1 Becomes $4.50 $1.00 Club Monies District Match $1.50/Club Dollar.. World Fund $0.50/Club Dollar.. World Fund $1.00/District Dollar.. $1.00 $1.50 $0.50 $1.50 Accumulative Total So $10,000 of Club Monies Becomes $45,000. $4.50
25 Partnership Building Water and Sanitation Global Grant Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania. Service Above Self
26 Global Grant Application: Examples Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club of Same Rotary Club of Mwanga Primary International Sponsor (Administrative Partner) Rotary Club of Ames, Iowa Participating Partners Rotary Clubs Rotary Districts Third Party Donors The Rotary Foundation
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