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Extensfan of selection and training of Regional Planning<br />
Officers, training of ot3er staff, installation of<br />
monitoring and evaluation system;, -and callection of<br />
baseline data, ts four additional regions.<br />
Detailed work plans for years four and five established.<br />
2.3.7,7. Results After five Years<br />
At the end of the five-year period, a fully staffed Planning<br />
Unit will be in existence, supported by a network of Regional<br />
Planning Officers, capable of fulfilling an a continuing basis<br />
all of the objectives s~hout st Section 2,3.7.2. In addition,<br />
other WDA staff and staff of other Ministries/agencies will have<br />
been trained to <strong>part</strong>icipate in these efforts, and also to<br />
undertake similar work for their own Ministries/agencfcs,<br />
Furthermore, the Planning Unit wi31 posess the proven skills to<br />
canduct ongoing courses for other staff of the GDRS.<br />
2-6 We31 Site Maintenance<br />
All too aften the maintenance of a well site is totally<br />
ignored or only given token treatmen%, It is not until the well<br />
no longer produces, or major leaks occur in the distribution<br />
system, that anyone takes notice. Oil seeping into a welL,<br />
polXution from animals, and carroaian and deterioration of<br />
distribxtion systems are unfortunately common occurences.<br />
Well site ~aintenance consists of two distinct categories,<br />
well maintenance, and distrlbutfon systern maintenance. Not all,<br />
wells completed during the course of the project have<br />
distribution systems. Those wells completed with hand pumps,<br />
with few exceptions in the foL--in of 2" black PVC pipe, do not<br />
have distrib~tion systems. Kanuals were rregared English and in<br />
Somali to descri5e specific recpdirments.<br />
2.4.1 Well Maintenance<br />
Regardless of how coxplexed, handpuns or diesel pump,<br />
aaintenance of khe well itself is of primary importance, As<br />
~entiuned above, s.znuais have been prepared to describe in<br />
detail the specific requirements for each system. The reason<br />
for inclusion of any discussion here to emphasize the<br />
importance of these activities. On a routine basis, well<br />
maintenance should at minimum consist of measuring the static<br />
water level and of collecting samples on z monthly basis. This<br />
data w ill serve as an early warning cP potential problems. In<br />
eddition psriadic checks of yield shozLd be nade. If the