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Mapping of suitable zones for manual
drilling in Africa as a possible strategy to
increase drinking water
Fabio Fussi
6th International Rural Water Supply Network Forum : Kampala, Uganda : 29th Nov-1st Dec 2011
Why UNICEF promotes manual
drilling?
6th International Rural Water Supply Network Forum : Kampala, Uganda : 29th Nov-1st Dec 2011
Manual drilling advantages
• Cost Effective
• Easier access to sites
• Tools are made locally
• Creates employment
• Ready in emergencies
But manual drilling can give good results only if it is
done by qualified technicians
PROFESSIONALIZATION OF MANUAL DRILLING
Professionalization of manual
drilling
6th International Rural Water Supply Network Forum : Kampala, Uganda : 29th Nov-1st Dec 2011
3 main modules:
Mapping suitable
zones
Technical training Advocacy and
institutional support
And 3 partners: UNICEF, Practica, Enterprise works
Goal of the mapping study
identification of suitable zones at
country level
Definition of zones having highest
priority for the implementation of manual
drilling
Set up a national geographic database
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Study area
Mapping at country level has been completed in 12 countries. (Benin, Central African Republic, Chad, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone Togo (results available at: http://www.unicef.org/wash/index_54332.html),
It is almost completed in Zambia and Burundi
It starts in December in Guinea
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Main criteria to evaluate
suitability to manual drilling
Suitability to manual drilling is determined
on the basis of 3 main parameters:
GEOLOGICAL
SUITABILITY
WATER DEPTH
SUITABILITY
GEOMORPHOLOGICAL
SUITABILITY
SUITABILITY
TO MANUAL
DRILLING
Cross Analysis
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Estimating geological suitability
GEOLOGICAL MAP
SIMPLIFIED
GEOLOGICAL MAP
MAP OF GEOLOGICAL
SUITABIITY
Existing geological,
geomorphological and
hydrogeological
studies
Borehole logs
Aggregation
Table
describing main
features of
geological
formations
Water point database
Reclassification
Extraction of data for first layers
and visualization in maps
Distribution of hand dug
wells
Attribute Join
Direct experience of
geologist and drillers
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Estimating water depth suitability
DATABASE OF WATER
POINTS
MAP OF WATER
DEPTH SUITABILITY
Visualization by class of water
depth and type of water point
Direct interpretation – identification of
zones with similar expected water depth
Existing
hydrogeological studies
Climatic and
environmental data and
studies
Direct experience of
hydrogeologists and
drillers
Estimation of
predominant
exploitable water
depth by zone
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Water depth suitability
Direct and visual
interpretation of distribution
of water level in water points
of the database
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Estimating geomorphological
suitability DIGITAL ELEVATION
MODEL (SRTM, 90 m
resolution
SLOPE
Interpolation and
automatic processing Direct interpretation and digitizing
landforms
Geomorphological
studies and maps
MORPHOLOGICAL MAP (SLOPE
POSITION CLASSIFICATION)
MAP OF
GEOMORPHOLOGICAL
SUITABILITY
Topographic Position
Index
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Final map of general suitability to
manual drilling
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Geological suitability Water depth suitability Morphological suitability
GENERAL SUITABILITY TO MANUAL DRILLING
Some important aspects of the
methodology
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GOOD COORDINATION BETWEEN REMOTE
INTERNATIONAL STAFF AND LOCALLY BASED
TECHNICIANS
BASED ON ALREADY EXISTING (BUT NOT ORGANIZED)
DATA. IMPROVEMENT OF THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE
FOR FUTURE STUDIES
MIXED ANALYSIS OF SYTEMATIZED DATABASE AND
QUALITATIVE INFORMATION COMING FROM LOCAL
EXPERIENCE
ALL THE GIS PROCEDURE CAN BE DONE WITH FREE
OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE
Defining zones with highest priority for
manual drilling
Cross Analysis
PLANNING GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION FOR
MANUAL DRILLING IMPLEMENTATION
•Very good
suitability
•More than
75%without water
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From the identification of suitable zones
at country level to detailed localization It is important to carry out a more detailed analysis to go
from the identification at country level to the precise localization of best sites for manual drilling. The same data and approach can contribute to this following step
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The geographic database The geographic database produced during this study
contains multi-sectorial information that can be used
for different topics:
Natural resources management and conservation
Agriculture
Water supply
Infrastructure and transport
Demography
Health
•WRITING TECHNICAL NOTES
•MAKING IT ACCESSIBLE (WEB PUBLISHING?)
•COMPLETING WITH OTHER DATA
•KEEP UP TO DATE
How we can maximise
its effectiveness?
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Thank you
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