Water supply scheme for community in Sri Pada Area

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Project ID
Project Title	Water supply scheme for community in Sri Pada Area, Sri Lanka
Type	Water Supply and Sanitation
Focus Areas
Geographic Scope	Sri Lanka, Asia & Pacific
Lead Organization(s)	UNDP
Project Partners	TYPE PARTNERS HERE
Financing	Total: $10,616; Sources of Financing: (CWI-29)
Timeframe	2007 - 2008
Status	Currently under execution
Project website(s)	http://sgp.undp.org/web/projects/12221/water_supply_scheme_for_community_in_sri_pada_area.html
Contacts	TYPE CONTACT HERE

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 main objectives of the project are;

• Supply water for 120 families
• Conservation of water sources supplying water to the area, and
• Improve sanitary conditions of the community

Expected Outcomes

Achievements: Results and Impact

Lessons for Replication

TYPE LESSONS HERE

References

See also

1. Water supply for the Boralugoda village community, Sri Lanka
2. Uplifting the livelihood of Moragammana Village community through rain water harvesting
3. Uplift the livelihood condition of Eppawala Grama Niladhari Division Community by providing safe drinking water by Community Development Centre, Aranayaka.
4. Sustainable development of rural economy through mitigation of water scarcity in dry zone, Sri Lanka
5. Rehabilitation of Delgaslanda Water Project to provide Water for the Community and restoration of other Small Water Sources in the Area by Sri Dheerananda Savings and Credit Society Organization
6. Public Vs Private in Water Provision:Encouraging Case of Sri Lanka
7. Provision of water through construction of small scale reservoir and a canal system in Siriyagama, Sri Lanka
8. Marginalising the Poorest: Case of Badowita, Sri Lanka
9. Conservation of water in home gardens through renovation small scale of ponds, Sri Lanka
10. Community watershed management and rainwater harvesting using ancient irrigation technologies and Community managed protected area conservation in Sigiriya World Heritage site
11. Community Empowerment through water and sanitation, Sri Lanka
12. Bioremediation of selected drinking water wells in Nawakkaduwa

External Resources

Attachments