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Community residents sade substantial contributions during<br />
all stages oE the project. They include:<br />
- Infamation on socioeconomic conditions, well operations<br />
and pro3 ect ef f acts,<br />
- Labor and materials for drilling, canstsuction and some<br />
maintenance aperations*<br />
- Food and cash contributions during drilling and<br />
construction.<br />
- Payment of user fees on a regular basis after pump<br />
operations begin.<br />
- Coardinatlon and supervision of villager contributions.<br />
- Control af aninals around the civil works and cleaning<br />
aE the starage tank.<br />
- Procurement of diesel fvleL from WDA and other sources.<br />
An illustrative list of some of these contributions is<br />
presented In the tables below. They cover labor inputs and<br />
gifts of cash, animals and staples to work crews far drilling,<br />
pump tests and construction.<br />
Table 2.2.1: Cozurrlunity contribution to Drilling Crews<br />
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# vilf age Average Cash vaXz;e average<br />
in sample cash payment of animals cash value<br />
(So.Sh.) (So-Sh. ] (So-Sh.)<br />
----IIIII-1C-----------------------------------------------d---<br />
CAP?* 14 8,000 19,000 27,000<br />
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Nan-CAPf 7 3,300 5,000 8,300<br />
-_---_---_-I------------------------------------------e-------*<br />
* tammunities in which same meetings were held to promote local<br />
garticbpatian 2nd organize well committees.<br />
_--_*------------------------------------------------"---------<br />
The table above shows that cornunities where there was some<br />
effort by soci~l scientists and/or technical stzff trained to<br />
promote <strong>part</strong>icipation, the level of contributions in this phase<br />
of construction was nore than three times higher than in those<br />
where the CAPP approach was not used. Data available for four<br />
villages in which civil works were constructed reveals a similar<br />
pattern and Xevel of contributions-