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www.shipo-tz.org Sponsoring Commercial At SHIPO Njombe, Tanzania

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Sponsoring ↔ Commercial. At SHIPO Njombe, Tanzania. From sponsored  Commercial. Rural 1 WOW visit 3 Create: - awareness - demand - supply 4 Sponsor community pumps 9 Create micro credit for individual pumps 10 Stop sponsoring. Urban 2 Train entrepreneurs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sponsoring ↔ Commercial

At SHIPO

Njombe,

Tanzania

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Urban2 Train entrepreneurs5 Entrepreneurs implement rural sponsored pumps6 Enforce quality & low cost7 Allow time for market dev. rural & urban people will talk and people in urban will buy

8 If needed capacitate promotion & management

Rural1 WOW visit3 Create: - awareness - demand - supply4 Sponsor community pumps

9 Create micro credit for individual pumps

10 Stop sponsoring

From sponsored Commercial

Talk

Supply, learn,

build a name

Commercial

order

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Nira/Tanira Rope pump India mark II SWN 80 Afridev Submersible Gravity

Only villages w ithout access to w ater from a gravity scheme

All villages

Low cost & SustainabilitySource: 5.085 community water points mapped by Iringa, Tanzania government 2011

Low cost

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Nira/Tanira Rope pump India mark II SWN 80 Afridev Submersible Gravity

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Low cost & Water Quality

Water Quality depends mainly on source not on the extraction model

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Source: 751 community water points biological tested by ACRA in Iringa Tanzania 2011

NB These are the first results of 33 pumps,comparative tests is still in process

Water Quality risk levels

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Private sectorSHIPO trains local entrepreneurs in:• pump production• drilling • Installation• . . .

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Ensuring Quality

• Monitoring– workshop – field

• Using jigs

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Quality sells itself

Most successful commercial pump welder

did not put any effort in marketing

Still marketing is

important to increase

business

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Cost of rope pump

A rope pump without installation costs 97 US$.Costs including field appraisal, installation, four monitoring visits,

caretaker training, oil and basic maintenance tools are in US$:

Data Njombe Tanzania, Aug 2010

TypeDistance form town (one way)

10 km 80 km (*)

Pump on an existing well 338 429

New dug well & pump 494 650

New drilled borehole & pump 630 800

(*) Organising work in batches of 5 pumps per village

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Capacitate private sector

Promotion – Sign board as long as quality is Ok– Materials for 5 initial display pumps– Force constant 5 pumps on stock

Business training

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ResultsResults of outsourcing 500 sponsored rural

pumps:• Survival of the fittest entrepreneurs• Embedded quality standards• Build a name for them selves• Organic Market and Supply chain development

Data Jun 2011

After 5 years more then 500

pumps are sold direct without

sponsoring or ngo involvement.

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Sponsored ↔ Commercial

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Sponsored ↔ Commercial

Sponsored Commercial

Data available monitored none

Location rural (semi) urban

Ownership community private

Care taker available 100% 12%

Functional 74% 100%

Proper environment & drainage

69% 11%Not working pumps are removed

Supplier is close

Generate income

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Thanks for your attention

Our contribution to the RWSN conferences is

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