Rural and Small Town Water Supply Sample Clauses

Rural and Small Town Water Supply. 1. Improving access to water supply services in rural and small town Communities in six identified regions, through the provision of Grants to District Assemblies for the carrying out of specific development projects for construction and rehabilitation of onsite piped water supply system based on groundwater sources, including: (a) the construction of fitted boreholes with hand pump for rural Communities; (b) construction of mechanized boreholes, small-sized elevated tanks with limited reticulation schemes and stand pipes for medium-sized small town Communities; (c) construction of mechanized boreholes, larger-sized elevated tanks and reticulation schemes for larger-sized small towns Communities; (d) construction of piped schemes to connect with transmission lines of Ghana Water Company Limited systems for rural and small town Communities; (e) rehabilitation of broken boreholes in rural and small town Communities; and (f) rehabilitation of non-optimal performing water supply systems in small town Communities. 2. Provision of technical advisory services to facilitate the design, appraisal, supervision and monitoring and evaluation of Subprojects under Part A.1 of the Project.
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