Congratulations to the Enugu State project for winning the Environmental Protection Agency's People, Prosperity, and Planet (EPA P3) Award. Be sure to see the university's news release for the full story.
Note: this website is currently under large changes, please bear with us.
Welcome to the Enugu State Project! This initiative seeks to develop a sustainable water source of clean water for six villages through partnerships with the Adu Achi community and Canadian Samaritans for Africa. Currently the community relies upon distant and contaminated surface water sources. A site assessment was completed in August of 2006 and the project is in the process of designing a ground water gravity flow system to service approximately 8 public taps, as well as several individual households and potentially community cassava washing stations. In addition to technical feasibility, this project emphasizes community organization, management, health, education, and sustainability.
This project has received several National & International awards, including:
Here you can find all of the links and literature we have found useful working to complete the design for the Enugu project.
You can either click on one of the committee resource pages to see the resources most relevant to that group or below you can look through all of the resources that have been posted (in chronological order).
Here you can find all of the links and articles that have been posted by the borehole team.
Thanks everybody for coming out on Saturday, despite the threat of rain. It actually turned out to be perfect running weather. I've already started planning for next year's run, and I've come up with some great ideas. Its going to be bigger and better than ever. Here are the results:
Place Runner Time
1 Brian Senta 19:35
2 David Duncan 19:37
The presentation made in January 2008 for the Enugu State project's progress over Winter Break is now available here for download.