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to strengthen the water ca~,~ittees, Discussions held during the
question period will cover ways in vhirza the water committee and
local residents can more effsctivsLi- participate in well
management and other related development zcrivities.
The Annual Well Site Evaluaticn addresses the Cull range of
issues and questions presented in section 3.3. and sumarized in
Table 2.3.4. The evaluation program includes questionnaires on
technical stat~s and operations, water use patterns and on
socioacononic chazge and coa~unity participation. Data from the
baseline, zonitoring and evaluation surveys will be analyzed to
produce a report for each well rite. Results from all surveyed
viilagss will then be compzred and analyzed in the Annual
Aegional Evaluation. Sevexal villages will be selected for
in-depth study in order to mare fully understand variations
among villages with regard to the quality af technicaL
operations, sacioecanomic change and the distribution of
bcnef its.
The data collection instruments used for the annual
evaPuation aze:
The Annu21 Cornunity Evaluation Forin.
The Annual Well Site Evaluation Form-
The Annual Household Carney Fom.
The Water Point Evaluation Form,
The Annual Regional Evaluation invalves a comparative
anzlysis of results obtained in the Annual Well Site Evaluations
done in cornunities with pump wells and control villages. The
infomaticn will be used to produce a regional evaluation report
based cn comaunity level data and an in-depth analysis of
variations between communities and key issues identified in the
field st~dies. ~opics to be addressed will include:
variations amosg commirnities in regard to the us2 of the
system and the physical condition of the pump and civil
works.
The relationsbig between water development and socioeco~onlc
change.
Differences betwee= villaces a in regard ts the type and
scale of change and the distribution of benefits within
fa~ilies, groups and comunities.
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he effectiveness of alternative approaches to community
partictpation in the ~anagenent of the water system.