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Table of Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 3
The Situation and Assessment ............................................................................................................. 4
Problems being addressed ................................................................................................................... 4
Basic Objectives ............................................................................................................................... 5
Initial Implementation Plan.............................................................................................................. 5
Proposed MWH Water Security Program Funded activities/materials: ............................................. 6
Proposed Donation Implementation Schedule ..................................................................................... 7
Stakeholders........................................................................................................................................ 7
Project Delivery ............................................................................................................................... 7
Local Institutions ............................................................................................................................. 7
Introduction
MWH Globals Fiji Water Security Project has been facilitated by MWHs donation of 10,000 New
Zealand Dollars to be used for the improvement of water security in areas of Fiji suffering from a lack of
consistent and reliable water sources. Global Vision International will work with MWH in 2013 to
implement and design the project specifics around the MWH Fiji Water Security Project goals and
objectives.
Lack of reliable water sources due to poor natural water catchment and porous volcanic
bedrock
Extended dry season is experienced in the Yasawa region which has historically lasted up to
6 months
Poor upkeep of existing water infrastructure and lack of income to fund new infrastructure
Theres remote islands have few transport options capable of carrying drinking water during
emergencies and historically the government has been required to mobilize government
barges from Suva to help ferry water to the northern region of the Yasawas
Poor management and awareness of water conservation
Basic Objectives
The basic objectives of this donation will be to achieve a minimum of the following:
Through infrastructure repairs and new installations provide an increased water capacity of at
least 40,000 Litres of drinking water.
Improve access to drinking water for at least two communities
Assist two Schools to Achieve Blue School status recognition by the International Rainwater
Harvesting Alliance.
Ensure impact of the program and improved access to fresh water, sanitation, health and
Education impacts at least 400 School children.
program. GVI personnel will directly inspect water infrastructure and perform surveys to gauge village
water security, shortcomings, potential solutions, and ongoing issues. Local villagers and village heads
will help define assessment criteria and local specific factors for consideration.
Proposed MWH Water Security Program Funded activities/materials:
Rainwater Harvesting Systems
The following activities are designed in keeping with requirements for meeting the
criteria of an IRHA Blue School. Blue schools are institutions that have been
recognized by United Nations conceived, International Rainwater Harvesting
Alliance, as being schools in which a high level of water awareness, sanitation, and
water solutions have been sustained in keeping with basic human rights and the
requirements of an educational environment.
Specific plans and first steps as well as target communities and locations will be defined and informed by
GVIs Annual Water Security Assessment completed in 2012. The resulting information will then be used
to earmark the available funds accordingly and set schedules for delivery.
April May: Audit and Assessment, design fund usage and sites.
June September: Phase 1 Water Infrastructure improvements capacity expansion 2-4
communities
October -December : Phase 2 Blue Schools programming and school facility improvements in
2-4 schools
January March 2014: Phase 3 Final reporting and results
Stakeholders
The Following Stakeholders will be involved with and
made aware of the progress and the results of the MWH
program.
Project Delivery
Local Institutions