DSI Program History in the North Sample Clauses

DSI Program History in the North. The North programs began under the direction of the NGO Kado Dlo or “Gift of Water” which distributed a dual bucket filtration system along with chlorine in communities in the North department of Haiti. The NGO also provided program management through a system where Haitian parishes were sponsored by Catholic churches in the United States. This sponsorship helped to fund salaries of community “water technicians” who received $100 USD per month to work full-time preforming household visits to test the water for chlorine residuals and providing maintenance of the dual bucket filtration system for families enrolled in the Kado Dlo program (Xxxxxx, 2012a). In 2009, Kado Dlo closed its operations in the North due to an inability to continue funding the project. DSI took over a portion of former Kado Dlo sites, working with US parishes and Haitian technicians to expand the programs, provide subsidized Gadyen Dlo “special buckets”3 to more families, and increase sustainability of the project. Forty GOW water technicians were trained to continue household visits and teach families to use Gadyen Dlo as the chlorine source for the dual bucket system. Salaries decreased to $75 per month but technicians 3 The Gadyen Dlo special bucket is pictured in Figure 1 of the Introduction. were given the opportunity to make a 10 gd ($0.24 USD) margin on sales of the Gadyen Dlo product (Xxxxxx, 2012a).
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