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Tabh 2.2-2 Cumunity labor inputs during drilling and<br />
constructiun stages (CAPP villages)<br />
- ~ - ~ ~ ~ c 1 ~ 1 ~ - ~ l - l ~ - - - ~ - - ~ - - L L - ~ ~ ~ ~ C C C C C C C C C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~<br />
Labour Inputs (person days)<br />
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Drilling and Civil W ~rks TOTAL Cash<br />
pump testing construction DAYS Value*<br />
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Average/<br />
village 565 1,238 1,803 324,540<br />
- - - - - - - - - - - - -<br />
TOTAL four<br />
villages 2,260 4,952 7,211 1,298#160<br />
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* So-Sh. The cash value of labor is calculated at 5o.Sh.85 per<br />
day far salary and So.Sh.95 per diem costs, total Sa,Sh.l80<br />
per day per laborer- This is the minimum paid by WDA/CGDF to<br />
Somali workers-<br />
TAe table above indicates that in communities in which the<br />
CAPP stxztegy was used, villagers contributed 1,803 person days<br />
of labar which has a value of approximately 325,000 Somali<br />
Shillings ar $5000 dolkars*<br />
In general, village leaders in the Bay region have<br />
demonstrated a high level of interest and zbility ?:o promote and<br />
manage water development. The concept of shared respa~sibility<br />
zmong residents of different villages is well established in the<br />
region and the contribution of goods and services has been<br />
relatively high. The social science activities supported by the<br />
CGDP bave demonstrated the viability of community <strong>part</strong>icipation<br />
and produced an integrated program (the CAPPI to guide this<br />
component. With adequate logistical and mlrzpdwer sup<strong>part</strong> from<br />
WDA, the CAPP strategy could facilitate the expansion of water<br />
resource developnent and reduce capital and administrative<br />
expenditures.<br />
2.5.9. Community Participation Issues in the Central Rangelands<br />
The socioeconomic and development contexts In the Central<br />
flangefan2s are significantly different fron tliose found in the<br />
B y Region. Population dersity is smaller, the n8&er of<br />
animals per household is much iarger (about ten times greater)<br />
and t3e principle node of production is pastoral. The N M and<br />
the CRDP have a strong fnfoma3 education-extension proGram<br />
which focuses on the creation of Range and Livestock<br />
~ssociatians (RLA9s) at the deegan level- The major issues in<br />
this region are: