521 Pre-Assessment Report 521 Pre-Assessment Report EWB Arizona University EWB Arizona StateState University Tsurak, Ecuador

ador Tsurak, Ecuador January January 2010 2010 8/26/11

521 Pre-Assessment Report

Prepared by:

EWB-Arizona State University

ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS-USA www.ewb-usa.org

November 14th, 2009

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Pre-Assessment Report Part 1 Administrative Information

1.0 Contact Information
Project Lead President Mentor #1 Mentor #2 Faculty Advisor #1 Faculty Advisor #2 Health and Safety Officer Assistant Health and Safety Officer Education Lead Community Contact Peace Corp Volunteer Name E-mail Amy Amy. Kaczmarowski@asu.edu Kaczmarowski Muriel Steele Muriel. Steele@asu.edu Reid Guzy guzyrb@bv.com Phil Brown Edward Kavazanjian Philip_Brown@tempe.gov edward.kavazanjian@asu.edu Phone 602-295-0237 405-818-7004 602-381-4441 NA NA NA Chapter EWB-ASU EWB-ASU EWB-USA NA NA NA

Cesar Yankuan Matt Bare (FA)

cesaryankuan@hotmail.com mattbare03@gmail.com

011-8-4602591 011-9-5937959

NA NA

2.0

Travel History
Phase Assessment 1 Assessment 2 Implementation Trip 1 Implementation Trip 2 Travel Dates Gather data Present design options and gather additional data Implement designs for dam and reservoir facility Implement designs for transmission line, distribution system, and water treatment system

Dates of Travel 8/5/07 to 08/19/07 03/04/08 to 03/14/08 06/15/08 to 8/15/08 6/17/09 8/17/09

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3.0

Travel Team
E-mail guzyrb@bv.com akkacma@asu.edu Scot.Maples@asu.edu Carlos.martinez@asu.edu Muriel.steele@asu.edu Armando.Villareal@asu.edu Phone 602-381-4441 602-295-0237 602-677-4637 602-300-8981 405-818-7004 480-628-3096 Chapter EWB-USA EWB- ASU EWB-ASU EWB-ASU EWB-ASU EWB-ASU Student/ Professional Professional Student Student Student Student Student

EWB-USA Travel Member Reid Guzy Amy Kaczmarowski Scot Maples Carlos Martinez Muriel Steele Armando Villareal

4.0

Safety
4.1 Travel Safety 4.1.1 State Department and International SOS Travel Warning There are currently no State Department travel warnings, however, International SOS has flagged Ecuador as an increasing/peak activity area for the H1N1 virus. Point to point travel detail Arrive in Quito, Ecuador airport on January 1st, 2010 and taxi to the bus station. Take San Francisco line bus from Quito to Puyo. Walk to Las Palmas Hostel (Address: 20 de Julio y 4 de Enero Puyo, Ecuador). Take bus from Puyo to Tsuraku. On-the-ground phone number and email for travel team Phone Number: Email: Amy Kaczmarowski akkacz@gmail.com

4.1.2

4.1.3

4.2

Site Safety Health and Safety Plan o Safety Plan The team will always be in groups of two or more whether traveling or performing assessment tasks. If for any reason the team is split up, the central meeting location will be the place of lodging: The Blue House in Quito or Las Palmas in Puyo. The central staging location while in

521 Pre-Assessment Report EWB Arizona State University Tsurak, Ecuador January 2010 8/26/11 the village will be Cesars house. o Emergency Plan & Exit Strategy In case of a medical emergency in the village, the victim will be transported via bus to the nearest hospital in Shell two hours away. No extreme weather or political unrest is anticipated. However, should extreme weather occur the team will meet at the central meeting locations described above and if needed further action will be determined. In the case of political unrest, the US Embassy will be contacted. o Nearest US Consulate Contact info: Embassy of the United States in Quito, Ecuador Patria and 12 de Octubre Avenues Phone: 011 593 2 256 2890 Emergencies (24 hr): 011 593 2 223 4126 U.S. Consulate General in Guayaquil, Ecuador 9 de Octubre and Garcia Moreno (2nd floor) Phone: 011 593 4 232 3570 ext. 227 or 228 Emergencies (24 hr): 011 593 4 232 1152

o Nearest Hospital Contact Info: Peace Corps-Approved Hospital in Shell Hospital Voz Andez del Oriente Phone: 011 593 3 2795 171 or 011 593 3 2795 172 Camilo Gallegos Asuncion Cueva S/N Shell, Pastza Ecuador Hospital in Quito Phone: 011 593 2 226 2142 or 011 593 2 243 9343 Villalengua Oe 2-37 and Av. 10 de Agosto Quito, Ecuador

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5.0

Budget
5.1 Cost Total Cost

Expense Airfare On Ground Materials Other Total

5.2 Names Project Lead Mentor Other Team Members 5.3 Donor Name

Hours # of Weeks Hours/Week Trip Hours Total Hours

Donors and Funding Type (company,

foundation, private, inkind)

Account Kept at EWB-USA?

Amount

Total Amount Raised:

6.0

Project Location
The village of Tsuraku is located in the eastern Andes Mountains in the secondary rainforest. It is about two hours away from the city of Puyo (1 28 S, 77 59 -1 W) on the road to Macas (2 19 S, 78 7 W).

7.0

Project Impact
Number of Persons directly affected: 200 people currently living in Tsuraku Number of Persons indirectly affected: 1,000 members of the Shuar tribe that Tsuraku serves

8.0

Mentor Resume

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Pre-Assessment Report Part 2 Technical Information

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0

PROGRAM BACKGROUND

3.0

OBJECTIVES OF SITE ASSESSMENT TRIP

4.0

COMMUNITY INFORMATION 4.1 Description of Community

4.2

Community/NGO Resources and Constraints

4.3

Community Relations

4.4

Community Priorities

5.0

DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS 5.1 Site Mapping

5.2

Technical Data Collection

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5.3

Monitoring and Evaluation Data

6.0

SCHEDULE OF TASKS

7.0

PROJECT FEASIBILITY

8.0

MENTOR ASSESSMENT