r - part - usaid

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