Introduction – Working with ‘buckets of money’
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WASH 2011 conference: Stephen Purvis Centre of Appropriate Technologies, Australia
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Introduction – Working with ‘buckets of money’
- 1. Introduction – Working with ‘buckets of money’ Image of Kintore Hand Water Pump - 1980
- 2. Context – Distribution of communities Source: Bailie, R., Siciliano, F., Dane, G., Bevan, L, Paradies, Y and Carson, B.(2002) Atlas of health-related infrastructure in discrete Indigenous communities, ATSIC.
- 4. essential services provided by utilities or local shire councils
- 5. Small communities (<50 people)
- 7. Most income through CDEP schemes or income transfers (welfare)
- 9. Grants from various State, Territory and Commonwealth funds
- 10. Major infrastructure programmes e.g. National Partnership Agreements
- 13. Higher automation with more specialised maintenance & repair requirements
- 15. Case Study 1 Photo of treatment inside treatment plant – everything
- 16. Case Study 1 Photo of treatment inside treatment plant – strange plumbing
- 17. Case Study 2 Photo of pit toilets - front
- 18. Case Study 2 Photo of pit toilets – side, showing collapsed slab
- 20. Poor market potential means external ‘solutions’ don’t examine local context
- 21. Initiative does exist when demand exists
- 23. Tools for planning, not just physical ones
- 24. Using technology with a human face
- 25. Taking account of everyday realities, including economic realities