drinking water whether community members can see and taste the difference. Quantity of treated water To provide the beneficiary Frequent assessment of time taken produced is enough for the community with sustainable to fill one 20 litre jerry can, and drinking and cooking access to clean, safe number of jerry cans filled in an requirements of the drinking water hour. Also, frequent record of water community meter readings to assess average daily, weekly and monthly usage. The PROtector equipment is To provide the beneficiary Record of any ‘non-routine’ repairs strong and durable enough community with sustainable required to keep machine working, to cope with the daily level access to clean, safe and record of number of days per of use drinking water month where machine is not working due to breakdown. The PROtector is cost To provide the beneficiary Record of the frequency of replacing effective to own and community with sustainable filters and membranes, with maintain, costing no more access to clean, safe corresponding costs for one year. than USD $2,500.00 per drinking water annum in replacement filters / membranes The beneficiary community From the time of project To improve the health and are healthier and more implementation, the number of cases productivity of the productive as a result of of diarrhoeal sickness in the beneficiary community, by drinking clean, safe water community should be monitored preventing diarrhoeal over a period of one year, and sickness and waterborne compared to the previous year. Any disease cases of other waterborne disease should also be monitored and compared in the same way. Risks & Restraints Project Risks Mitigation The beneficiary community do not accept the Allow for adequate consultation with the PROtector community at the planning stages of the project, to ensure that they are in full agreement. The PROtector is not able to purify the source Ensure that adequate information regarding the water to the WHO drinking water standard source water is relayed to PROtector Treatment Systems. This should ideally include photos and a
drinking water whether community members can see and taste the difference. Quantity of treated water produced is enough for the drinking and cooking requirements of the community To provide the beneficiary community with sustainable access to clean, safe drinking water Frequent assessment of time taken to fill one 20 litre jerry can, and number of jerry cans filled in an hour. Also, frequent record of water meter readings to assess average daily, weekly and monthly usage. The PROtector equipment is strong and durable enough to cope with the daily level of use To provide the beneficiary community with sustainable access to clean, safe drinking water Record of any ‘non-routine’ repairs required to keep machine working, and record of number of days per month where machine is not working due to breakdown. The PROtector is cost effective to own and maintain, costing no more than USD $2,500.00 per annum in replacement filters / membranes To provide the beneficiary community with sustainable access to clean, safe drinking water Record of the frequency of replacing filters and membranes, with corresponding costs for one year. The beneficiary community are healthier and more productive as a result of drinking clean, safe water To improve the health and productivity of the beneficiary community, by preventing diarrhoeal sickness and waterborne disease From the time of project implementation, the number of cases of diarrhoeal sickness in the community should be monitored over a period of one year, and compared to the previous year. Any cases of other waterborne disease should also be monitored and compared in the same way. Risks & Restraints Project Risks Mitigation The beneficiary community do not accept the PROtector Allow for adequate consultation with the community at the planning stages of the project, to ensure that they are in full agreement. The PROtector is not able to purify the source water to the WHO drinking water standard Ensure that adequate information regarding the source water is relayed to PROtector Treatment Systems. This should ideally include photos and a