Shallow Well Construction in Kyebisagazi Parish, Uganda

From WaterWiki.net

Project ID
Project Title	Shallow Well Construction in Kyebisagazi Parish, Uganda
Type	Transboundary Waters
Focus Areas
Geographic Scope	Uganda, Africa
Lead Organization(s)	UNDP
Project Partners	*UNDP GEF SGP
Financing	Total: $25,000; Sources of Financing: GEF SGP
Timeframe	2006 - 2008
Status	Ongoing
Project website(s)	http://sgp.undp.org/web/projects/12288/shallow_well_construction_in_kyebisagazi_parish.html
Contacts	John Okuta [email protected] Abu-Baker Wandera [email protected]

Contents 1 Description 2 Expected Outcomes 3 Achievements: Results and Impact 4 Lessons for Replication 5 References 6 See also 7 External Resources 8 Attachments

Description

The purpose of the project is to improve the conservation of Kyebisagazi wetland in Rakai district by covering the pits that have been dug by community members in search of water. The project will also construct 8 shallow wells and drinking troughs for livestock to provide clean water for domestic consumption and for livestock. The project will increase access to clean water for 300 households in Kyebisagazi Parish.

Expected Outcomes

Achievements: Results and Impact

Lessons for Replication

TYPE LESSONS HERE

References

See also

1. Water Conflict and Cooperation/Nile River Basin
2. Village water project and drilling a vegetable area
3. UFDA Water for Organic Farming project
4. The Nile: Moving Beyond Cooperation
5. Strategic Action Programme for the Integrated Sustainable Management of the Congo river Basin
6. Ssisa Fish Farming Project 2, Uganda
7. Saala Wetland Management, Uganda
8. Nile Transboundary Environmental Action Project (NTEAP)
9. Mainstreaming Groundwater Considerations into the Integrated Management of the Nile River Basin
10. LLU Akadot Wetland Restoration, Uganda
11. Kapchorwa River Bank Management and Conservation, Uganda
12. ECOSAN Project Acomia, Uganda
13. CDA Busimbi water and sanitation improvement Project
14. Bugoma Community Ecological Sanitation Project

External Resources

Attachments