TYDF-TCFTarabaWaterProjectProjectCompletionReport.docVIP

T. Y. Danjuma Foundation – Tulsi Chanrai Foundation Partnership Programme on Village Level Operation and Management (VLOM) of Rural Hand-pumps in Three LGAs of Taraba State Project Completion Report May-2009 to April 2010 Tulsi Chanrai Foundation Adams House-Top Floor, 27-Mississippi Street, Maitama, Abuja, Nigeria  Contents Introduction Description of the Project Problem being addressed Project Objectives Target Beneficiaries Partners Implementing Agency Activities Methodology Implementing Strategies Technical Team What were the expected outputs and outcomes Project Evaluation Challenges Impact of Project Case –One Case – Two Annex.-A – Activities Timeline Annex.-B – Activities planned vs. Attended Annex.-C – Challenges and way forward Annex.-D – List of rehabilitated water sources Annex.-E – Audited Statement of Accounts Annex.-F – Hand-pump Fact sheets-Nine locations Annex.-G- Water Analysis Status Annex.-H- Specimen WASHCOM Annex. I – Specimen Spare-parts Utilization Certificate TY DANJUMA FOUNDATION REPORTING STRUCTURE Name of Organisation : TULSI CHANRAI FOUNDATION Name of the Project : Village Level Operation and Management (VLOM) of Rural Hand-pumps in Three Local Government Areas of Taraba State Total Project Cost : NGN 17,224,085 Grant received : TY Danjuma Foundation : NGN 13,779,268 Other Sources : NGN 3,444,817 Nature of Grant : Annual onetime grant received for completion of project Duration : May 2009 to April 2010 (12 months) Location : Taraba State – 3 Local Government Areas: Lau (North Senatorial District) Bali (Central Senatorial District) Takum (South Senatorial District) Introduction: Following the successful implementation of effective public- private partnership projects between Tulsi Chanrai Foundation (TCF) and Kebbi and Cross River State Governments, and UNICEF-Nigeria on Village Level Operation and Management of rural hand-pumps, an agreement was made between TY Danjuma Foundation, Nigeria and Tulsi Ch