Concern Ngara Water and Sanitation Refugee Care in Lukole
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TWESA
Water and sanitation study
Kimbangulile community
Objectives of the study
Is to quantify and assess water
supplies, sanitation, hygiene practices
and awareness levels and attitudes of
Kimbangulile/Mchikichini Community in
Temeke Municipality, in Dar es Salaam.
The study was conducted in February
2006.
Social economic Environment ….
Total populationof 19,879 of which
10,075 are women and 9,804 are
men.
Income generating activities are petty
business 48%, public employment
10%, private employment 18% and
unemployment 25%.
The area is unplanned but electrified.
Analysis of the data
Previously, there were 4 boreholes with house
connection and controlled by meter under DAWASA.
Water availability was not proportional with the
increasing in population.
Water demand was higher than the supply as
results illegal connections were born and
spread very quickly over the area.
People with house connection turn to water
vendor.
Analysis of the data…..
90% of the water supply is from one
shallow well,
Water from water vendors is cost 100
to 150 per 20ltrs bucket. Its not reliable
since the owners decide on the time of
opening and closure of the taps.
Accessing water takes more than an
hour.
Poor people are using water from
unprotected sources.
Per capita per day is 10-15ltr
Analysis of the data…..
Most of the shallow wells are allocated at
lower area while latrines are few meters on
upper surface.
Shallow wells are in a form of small ponds,
which are open to contamination except
only one that was covered with hand pump.
Some people are using water from the rive,
with believes that water is fee with bacteria
in the morning and can be consumed
without boiling.
Analysis of the data…..
At least 96% of the residents have latrines while 4%
have no latrines.
Most of the latrines are not well completed. 84% of the
pits have been lined by cement blocks, 2% by drums
and 14% are just pit without any lining.
44% of the pits were without roof.
The materials used for super structure ranges from
grass (22%), iron sheet (28%) and block cement
(50%).
Most people have managed to train their children on
the use of toilet, as it was found that only 6% of
children defecate on the ground and the faeces are
disposed off in the toilet.
Analysis of the data…..
36% of householders have no plan to spend money for
the toilet improvement due to un affordability and
ignorance.
Solid waste management are deposited in the valley that
down wards river is crossing.
Thank you
for your
attention!!!!!!