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Project ID: | 00066690 | Description: | PBF/SLE/B-6 Rehab. of WatSan F |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 17 Jul 2007 | |
Theme: | Security -W1 |
End Date*: | 31 Dec 2011 |
Country: | Sierra Leone | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | UNDP - UNDP(MDTF/PUNO only). |
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Project Description: The project is designed to provide an immediate improvement to the living conditions of RSLAF personnel, and their families, within the three most densely populated barracks in Freetown (Wilberforce, Murray Town and Goderich). It will complement existing infrastructure improvement initiatives, which are providing enhancements to living conditions outside the Peninsula. The first output will be an adequate, reliable and safe supply of drinking water. This will be delivered through the installation of new pipes, a proper connection with Freetown’s main water network, provision of stand-by power supply to pumping stations, provision of secondary water treatment capacity in accordance with World Health Organisation standards, the installation of large water reserve tanks, and the purchase of water bowsers to fill up the reserve tanks during periods of drought and failures in the mains supply. The second output is the provision of adequate sanitary facilities. A third output will focus on the medical and health facilities within the barracks by reinstating the structural integrity of the Community Health centres/Medical Inspection rooms, and the provision of basic equipment and hygiene facilities.
Development Goal: The chief outcome of the project will be enhanced stability and improved operational capacity of the armed forces. Immediate Objective: The objective of the project is to quickly improve the living conditions of RSLAF officers and men through the provision of basic water and sanitation facilities in the three main barracks in the Freetown area.
Outputs and Key Activities: The outputs will be an adequate, reliable and safe supply of drinking water; adequate sanitary facilities, and: improved medical and health facilities within the barracks. These outputs will be realised through the installation of new pipes, a proper connection with Freetown’s main water network, provision of stand-by power supply to pumping stations, provision of secondary water treatment capacity and the provision of basic equipment and hygiene facilities. Procurement: Water bowsers, water treatment chemicals and basic equipment, septic tanks, medical equipment
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