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GLOBAL GRANT 1417461

Water and Sanitation-Hygiene Project in Aloi and Barlonyo villages Rotary Club of Lira & Rotary Club of Kampala Primary Host Sponsors The Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar Primary International Sponsor Report to RCOT May 2015

Where?

Aloi Barlonyo

Why?

• Desperately poor
• Towns burnt to the ground
• Socio-economic & physical

infrastructure destroyed

– 300+ locals murdered – Children left alone

• Citizen’s basic needs not met:

– Water, sanitation, energy…

• However: Good progress in

education with new schools. This will form the foundation for the WASH program.

Mass grave Joseph Kony - the War Lord

Today

Borlonyo vocational and nursery school well (2010) Hmm… Aloi Secondary School cooking stove - wood is too valuable to be used for cooking Waste management

Latrine issues:

Problems:

• Soil conditions & high water table make it

difficult to have dry, in-ground toilets

• Pits collapsing
• Inadequate access to latrines

Solution: Planned squat toilets with tap & bucket for cleaning, flushing drain hole, & washing hands.

Today

Well functioning with difficulty and not enough of them. One well may serve 400 people.

Collecting water in Barlonyo

Plan: Holistic Solution

• 1. Water supply systems
• 2. Solar powered bore hole wells
• 3. Reservoir tanks for 10 stand pipes per village
• 4. Rain water harvesting tanks
• 5. Manual flush squat toilets
• 6. Biogas production system
• 7. Hygiene education campaign
• 8. Solar power generation for school lights &

computers

• 9. Microfinance loans/tree planting

Borehole drilling finished in Barlonyo; Test pumping to

• proceed. The bore hole in Aloi is at the same stage of

progress as that of Barlonyo

Plinth wall for the girls’ toilet finished in Aloi ground slab casting to proceed

Plinth wall for the boys’ toilet finished in Aloi ground slab casting to proceed

Plinth wall for the staff toilet finished in Aloi ground slab casting to proceed

Plinth wall for the boys’ toilet finished in Barlonyo; ground slab casting to proceed

Excavation for the foundation for the girls’ toilet in progress in Barlonyo

Casting of the strip foundation finished for the teacher’s toilet in Barlonyo; Plinth wall construction to proceed

BIOGAS DIGESTOR IN ALOI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

COMPLETED BIOGAS DIGESTOR IN ALOI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

EXCAVATION FOR BIOGAS DIGESTOR BARLONYO

Excavation for the biogas digester in progress in

• Barlonyo. Dewatering pump to be delivered on site to

speed up the excavation

Budget for 2 Villages

Solar Power Water Supply including:

• Drilling and piping (10 stands)
• Reservoir tanks
• Solar pump station
• Solar power for lighting

$235,500 Rainwater harvesting tanks $ 10,000 Toilet buildings $ 59,500 Biogas digesting system $ 62,500 Behavior edu. campaign $ 25,500 Misc. $ 19,500 Project management $ 12,000 Tree Planting and Micro-Finance $ 35,000 TOTAL $459,500

Project Funding Budget

• Cash from Clubs

$118,327

• District Designated Funds

$142,827

• World Match Fund

$198,346 »TOTAL $459,500 USD

THE GOOD NEWS

• Despite some problems with the initial wire, the money is

now flowing smoothly.

• TRF has approved 2 installments (totalling $201,000). This

along with $50,000 raised by our club has been sent to RC Kampala.

• Work is ongoing as seen in the previous pictures and is

progressing as expected

• A site inspection as arranged by TRF will happen late May or

early June

• Martin has completed all progress reports required by TRF.

CHALLENGES

• The Canadian dollar has dropped in value

since this project was approved in October and as 77% of the funding RCOT received was in Canadian dollars and must be converted to US dollars prior to submitting to RC Kampala, we are facing a possible shortfall due to exchange of $6,500 US.

• RI staff have limited experience with a Global

Grant of this size. We are learning together!