This document outlines a proposed two-phase project to address water treatment issues in First Nations communities in Canada. Phase I involves investigating the current state of water infrastructure and supply, analyzing needs, and developing technical recommendations. An intern would collect data through surveys with water technicians and research. Phase II would implement specific projects identified in Phase I. The goal is to provide all First Nations households with safe and sustainable drinking water.
Well this is my first presentation in the slide share. In this presentation i have mentioned about the concept of water quality and guidelines for it in with the perspective to human health and its management in Nepal.
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Our booklet provides basic information to help people make intelligent decisions about safe drinking water.
Team Quench is a group of 5 kids from Western Illinois University. We are striving to raise awareness about the poor water conditions in developing countries.
Well this is my first presentation in the slide share. In this presentation i have mentioned about the concept of water quality and guidelines for it in with the perspective to human health and its management in Nepal.
Suggestion and feedbacks are really welcome.
Introduction to Drinking Water Quality: A Layperson’s Guide to Water Quality,...lhirsh
Poor water quality is a global health crisis. Not everyone who must help remedy this monumental problem is a scientist, or policy maker, or water, sanitation and hygiene expert, or public health professional. However, everyone at every level must have some understanding of the subject and science behind it.
Our booklet provides basic information to help people make intelligent decisions about safe drinking water.
Team Quench is a group of 5 kids from Western Illinois University. We are striving to raise awareness about the poor water conditions in developing countries.
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Part II provides specific examples of how brine discharged from these plants can affect species, especially eggs and developing young.
It ends with an illustration of how water recycling could be a better long-term solution to our looming water crisis on the Monterey Peninsula and in the State of California.
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Water is a transparent fluid which forms the world's streams, lakes, oceans and rain, and is the major constituent of the fluids of living things.
Desalination of the Sea Around Us, Part IICarol Reeb
This is a talk on seawater desalination I gave in Seaside California on October 19th, 2010. It is divided in two parts.
Part I contains information on seawater desalination and how the process can impact the marine environment.
Part II provides specific examples of how brine discharged from these plants can affect species, especially eggs and developing young.
It ends with an illustration of how water recycling could be a better long-term solution to our looming water crisis on the Monterey Peninsula and in the State of California.
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Water Treatment Issues in Aboriginal Communities in Canada
1. Dr. David Manz & Susana García-San Román
Nov. 8, 2010
Calgary
2. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
“Water is life; water is
our liquid history... Our
relation to water is very
sacred and very spiritual”.
Andy Nicholas, Tobique
First nation (New
Brunswick).
4. 97.5% SALT WATER
water availability
2.5% FRESH WATER
99.6%
GLACIERS,
SNOW
DEEP
AQUIFERS
0.4%
LAKES,
RIVERS,
SOIL
MOISTURE,
AIR
HUMIDITY,
WETLANDS
…
WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
6. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Federal Government
First Nation Band Councils
Health Canada
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
(INAC)
provincial and territorial governments
Access to clean water in
First Nations Reserves
7. 2,145 HOMES WITHOUT WATER SERVICE
4,668 WITHOUT SEWAGE SERVICE
Access to clean water
in
First Nations
Reserves
HIGH-RISK DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS IN 85 FN COMMUNITIES
(JAN. 2008)
MORE THAN 60% WATER OPERATORS NOT
PROPERLY CERTIFIED
25% OF WATER INFRASTRUCTURES AT HIGH RISK OF CONTAMINATION
(MAY. 2003)
“DON´T CONSUME” ORDERS IN PLACE
IN MORE THAN 90 CANADIAN
RESERVES
(APR. 2008)
WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
8. Plan of Action for Drinking Water in First Nation communities
(March 2006)
WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
AFN
CANADA
GOVERNMENT
Report on progress on a regular basis
A panel of experts to advise on the appropriate regulatory framework
Specific plans for communities with serious water problems
Mandatory training for all treatment-plant operators
Protocol for Safe Drinking Water
10. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
Why?
RATIONALE.
For Health and personal well being among Canadian
citizens including the singular cases of the Indian
Reserves.
11. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
What? PURPOSE
•Analyze the current situation
•Proposal of safe and sustainable water supply measures
•Technical recommendations regarding the protection of
fresh water sources.
•Solutions for supply of high quality drinking water to
all First Nations households in Canada.
•Cost analysis
12. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
How? An internship allows the student to
investigate and obtain the data required to implement
Phase II of the project.
MITACS
$7,500
OASIS SPONSOR
$7,500
U OF C
EVDS
Faculty
13. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
How? METHODOLOGY
Surveys: observation and interviews with some of the 47
Alberta First Nations water technicians.
Research in archives and internet.
Inventory of existing water treatment systems in the
Reserves
14. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
When?
Phase I: 2011 January to April. Data collection and
analysis will be performed and the final report will be
prepared for submission in May 2011.
Phase II: specific project implementation according to
targets identified in Phase I.
15. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase I INVESTIGATION
Who?
Susana García-San Román
Architect from Spain
Master in Environmental Design candidate 2011
Solar Decathlon Canada Team collaboration
16. WATER TREATMENT ISSUES IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES
Phase II SPECIFIC PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
Who?
OASIS
Dr. David Manz
First nations have a holistic and spiritual attitude towards water. For them it is life-sustaining, a means of transportation and source of food. Wendy Whitecloud (University of Manitoba) states that water also has a critical role as a primary component in any ceremony that takes place at home in first nation communities.
The world is facing a global water crisis that is leading to water scarcity for two thirds of the world´s population by the year 2025 according to some estimates. Pollution, climate change and population growth are some of the main drivers of this great threat.
Of all the water in the world, 97.5% is saltwater. Only 2.5% of the water in the world is fresh water. Of this fresh water, 69.5% is frozen in glaciers, snow and permafrost; 30.1% is in deep aquifers; 0.4% is surface and atmospheric water (lakes, soil moisture, air humidity, marshes and wetlands, rivers, plants and animals). This leaves only 0.025% of fresh water available for human use.
The document Millennium Development Goals adopted by the United Nations propose specific commitment to improve quality of life for people all around the World and specific targets regarding water and sanitation, like sustainable access to safe drinking water. The period 2005-2015 has been proclaimed as the international decade for action “Water for Life”.
Access to clean water is not only an issue in the developing world; it is also a problem in many communities across Canada – particularly on First Nations Reserves.
Responsibility for drinking water on reserves is shared between many players:
Of the 89,897 houses on reserves, approximately 2,145 homes have no water service and 4,668 have no sewage service. These homes are located in a number of remote communities.
Fresh water supply is a matter of health and overall well being between First Nation citizens.
It should be a priority for Canada to reach 100% of access to clean water.
The Plan of Action was announced by the Government with the agreement of AFN (Assembly of First Nations) and INAC. It includes:
-the Protocol is for use by First Nations staff responsible for water systems.
-Mandatory training as well as the oversight of certified operators.
Specific projects for First Nation communities with serious water issues, starting with the twenty-one communities most at risk.
A panel of experts to advise on the appropriate regulatory framework, including new legislation, developed with all partners.
A clear commitment to report on progress on a regular basis.
In this context, our proposal is a project based on 2 stages. The outcome from Phase 1 is to develop recommendations as to how to proceed with Phase 2. The Phase 1 outcome will allow to identify projects of potential interest (including location, problem being solved, etc.), road-map as to how to proceed, as well as the budget (availability of matching funds) and other items that would help the service club be successful in their objective of providing First Nations Communities with reliable, sustainable, cost effective access to safe drinking water using community bases water treatment systems and the Oasis water treatment technology specifically
Fresh water supply is a matter of health among First Nation citizens.
It should be a priority for Canada to reach 100% of access to clean water.
Analyze the current situation and identify the most common practices and potential problems regarding drinking water focused on Treaty-7 communities in the South of Alberta.
So what???? Proposal of safe and sustainable water supply measures for FN communities. This could be directly applied in the Solar Decathlon project 2011 (Team Canada).
Final recommendations that will support with technical advice the Chiefs-in-Assembly resolution (AFN, 2005) regarding the protection of fresh water sources.
Solutions that will result in adequate supply of high quality drinking water to all First Nations households in Canada.
Cost analysis: determine payback of a water treatment system; establish how water is typically supplied to the client at present (by trucks, personal wells, community wells).
MITAC supports with half the funding required to the internship.
A Industry partner (OASIS) provides the link with the professional world and assures the market viability of the project.
The University of Calgary (Faculty of Environmental Design) offers the academic support for the internship.
The overall strategy will be based on survey research. The aim is mainly evaluative and the data to be used qualitative and quantitative. The study will be conducted through field trips to aboriginal reserves that will allow observation and interviews. Secondary source will be documentation searching in archives and internet.
Collected data will include an inventory of water treatment withdraw, storage, treatment and distribution systems (quantifiable data) in the Treaty-7 communities. But inhabitants’ perception of water quality and availability would also be sought (qualitative data).
The analysis of the data obtained will allow to identify specific targets regarding water treatment plants implementation.
with specialization in energy efficiency and renewable energy in buildings as well as in efficient-water systems in houses.
professional experience in Spain and México.
Currently in her 2nd year of a masters in Environmental Design at the University of Calgary. She has been collaborating in the Solar Decathlon project with Canada Team since May 2010 in the mechanical engineering division and now as the Water Management Lead.