centre coordinate

e 544007.4
n 7784979

l 2004.45
h 1119.06

Upper right corner

e 545009.6
n 7785538

lower left corner

e 543005.1
n 7784419

check length
epanet google eardifference
506 508 2
 Design
Drinking Capacity Livestock
Trough
1000 2000

Number
Number Number Number
of
Ward of of Cattle of Goats
Donkeys
Troughs targeted targeted
targeted
6 10 1280 1920 447
8 10 933 1400 327
22 11 1167 1750 408
Total 10140 15210 3545

Average Average Average

cow goat Donkey
40L/day 5l/day 20L/day

Ward 6 Water requirements: (40 + 20 + 5) l/day/animal * 10940

Ward 8 Water requirements: (40 + 20 + 5) l/day/animal * 7980

Ward 22 Water requirements: (40 + 20 + 5) l/day/animal * 9975

 total
number water
of available
water available for drinking for
livestock water livestock per day number of troughs troughs livestock
demand per water point required provided per day
69733 10000 7.0 7 70000

50867 10000 5 5 50000

63583 10000 6 6 60000

Water Point Household Demand (liters/person/day)
Livestock Demand (liters/animal/day) Irrigation Demand (liters/hectare/day)
School Demand (liters/student/day) Total Demand (liters/day) Safe Withdrawal Rate (liters/minute)
 Househol Irrigation School Safe
Livestock Total
d Demand Demand Withdra
Water Demand Demand
Demand (liters/he (liters/stu wal Rate
Point (liters/ani (liters/da
(liters/pe ctare/day dent/day (liters/mi
mal/day) y)
rson/day) ) ) nute)

Househol
Varies - - - Varies -
d

Livestock - Varies - - Varies -

Irrigation - - Varies - Varies -

School - - - Varies Varies -

Onion: 500 liters/hectare/day

Tomatoes: 700 liters/hectare/day

Cabbage: 600 liters/hectare/day

Carrot: 800 liters/hectare/day

Beetroot: 650 liters/hectare/day

Rape/Spinach/Choumoellier: 550
liters/hectare/day
Pumpkin/Butternut: 750 liters/hectare/day

Green mealies: 900 liters/hectare/day

Velvet bean: 600 liters/hectare/day

Lablab: 700 liters/hectare/day
Bunner grass (cuttings): 400
liters/hectare/day
 Water Requirement of the School: Manguba Primary
School total
Demand demand
number of students teachers (l/p/day) (l/day)
boys girls men women
ward 6 191 148 7 5 20 6920

Water Requirement of the School: Ndutshwa Primary

School total
Demand demand
number of students teachers (l/p/day) (l/day)
boys girls men women
ward 8 78 112 4 5 20 3880

irrigation water requirements

Daily Irrigation Requirement for EACH 1HA Irrigation (l/day) 30000

Household
Total
s near
Water Livestoc Irrigation/ School/ Demand/
waterpoint Clinic(l/d)
Point k/(l/d) (l/d) (l/day) Litres/da
s / (l/d) (at
y
20l/p/day)
Ward
22500 30000 6920 59420
6
Ward
13500 10000 30000 3880 57380
8
Ward
13500 10000 30000 2500 53500
22
Safe
withdraw/(grun
commen
dfos pump, 7
t
hours pumping
at 8000l/hr)
1. Clinic Requirements:
64000
sufficient
64000
sufficient Determine the clinic’s daily water needs based on its se

90000
sufficient Consider water requirements for medical procedures,
2. Patient Load:

Estimate the number of patients the clinic serves daily.

Calculate water needs per patient, including drinking w
3. Staff and Facility:
Account for staff members’ water needs (drinking, han
Include water for cleaning medical equipment, maintai
4. Hygiene and Sanitation:

Allocate water for handwashing stations, toilets, and c

Promote hygiene practices to prevent infections.

1. Patient Load:

Estimated daily patient load: 50 patients

Water needs per patient: 20 liters/day (includes drinkin
Total water for patients: 50 patients/day * 20 liters/pa
2. Staff and Facility:

Number of staff: 10 healthcare workers

Estimated water needs per staff member: 10 liters/day
Total water for staff: 10 staff * 10 liters/staff = 100 liter
Additional water for facility cleaning and maintenance:
3. Hygiene and Sanitation:

Handwashing stations: 5 stations * 10 liters/station = 5

Toilets: 200 liters/day
Cleaning: 300 liters/day

Total Daily Water Requirement:

Patient water needs: 1000 liters/day

Staff and facility water needs: 600 liters/day
Hygiene and sanitation: 550 liters/day

Total: 1000 + 600 + 550 = 2150 liters/day

aily water needs based on its services, staff, and patient load.

ments for medical procedures, sanitation, cleaning, and drinking.

patients the clinic serves daily.

per patient, including drinking water, hygiene, and sanitation.
 ers’ water needs (drinking, handwashing, etc.).
ng medical equipment, maintaining hygiene, and facility maintenance.

washing stations, toilets, and cleaning.

ces to prevent infections.

load: 50 patients
t: 20 liters/day (includes drinking water, hygiene, and sanitation)
: 50 patients/day * 20 liters/patient = 1000 liters/day

lthcare workers
per staff member: 10 liters/day
staff * 10 liters/staff = 100 liters/day
ility cleaning and maintenance: 500 liters/day

5 stations * 10 liters/station = 50 liters/day

000 liters/day
needs: 600 liters/day
550 liters/day

= 2150 liters/day