5. Design the program planning, timeline and other tools
6. Make the timeline and deadline to the program
7. Assess the resource availability
8. Visit the area and get into contact with local government bodies and other stakeholders
9. Rent and manage an office to handle program administrative and other activities
10. Make arrangements to execute the program
11. Educate the paddy farmers about causes and effects of chronic kidney disease, how to prevent and overcome the disease, usage of agrochemicals, introduction of environmental friendly fertilizers, and provide necessary instructions to increase the living standard with the help of public health inspectors and plantation instructors
12. Educate the families of paddy farmers especially their wives about the methods of safe and clean water usage for cooking, drinking and so on
13. During the workshop, distribute chorine tablets, water quality measurement tool kits, clay pots and pans
14. Monitor and evaluate the status of target population whether they practice the learned methods and if not, make changes
6. Timeline
Months
Description of activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Identify the area and why the program is needed
Advertise and recruit the staff
Inform and educate the staff of the program
Collect and analyse data and determine the target population
Design the program
Specific Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to provide a persuasive speech on the issue of water pollution and inaccessibility to clean water in third world countries and offer some plausible solutions. The three solutions are filtration systems, chlorination, and collection grids.
Thanks to the United Nations general assembly recognizing the need for clean water in Resolution 64/292, the states and international organizations have been called on to provide funding and resources to help developing countries provide safe, clean, affordable, and accessible water to all. This is a step in the right direction, seeing as women and children in some countries have to walk more than 30 minutes to collect water- if there is any water to collect at all.
Water, like food, is a necessity for human life that is used for many purposes such as agricultural, industrial, and domestic systems. While water is a common element around the world not all of it is clean and able to be consumed or used by humans. With only a percentage of the world’s water being clean and the use of water increasing, the availability of water around the world has become a common issue in the developing and even the developed world. This may be a smaller problem in areas close to clean water sources compared to areas far from a clean water source but, the availability of water is not strictly based on location, it also depends on the specific political and social needs and issues of the area as well. These all become issues that must be accounted for when deciphering whether water is a basic human right or a commodity and what action must be taken to aid the developing water systems in community’s that lack them.
Owing to this week study, I learn the difference between water quality and water quantity, whereas tackle water pollution is a matter of utmost urgency. Like other communities, people in my country continues to trivialize the world's top environmental problem, sparse drinkable water. Hence, I want to make hay while I could, share the knowledge about water supply with my fellow peers, family members, friends, let more and more people aware of the potential water problems and then take necessary precaution to save our only planet.
Yuen/Terao (2003) states, “Program planning is an organized process through which a set of coordinated activities or interventions is developed to address and facilitate change in some or all of the identified problems.” “Program Evaluation is the application of different social research designs in assessing the needs and results of programs.” In short, Program Planning and Program Evaluation is the process of assessing needs, organizing an
also is the overall need for clean, potable, and unpolluted water in developing countries. This
help others by sending bottled water to the people around the world and keep them from getting
modify this learning strategy adds to its practicality. Research in support of its efficacy has
The thesis, The Water Crisis in Third World Countries, By Monterey Starkey from the Honors program at Liberty University describes the difficulty of obtaining adequate drinking water and presents solutions to this issue. Starkey begins by noting the importance water has on the human body. Additionally, Starkey explains, fresh water is becoming scarce which makes water transportation difficult to needy areas. Aquifers and rainwater are possible solutions to water transportation (Starkey 9). The cost of water in poverty-stricken are much higher than those in rich areas (Starkey 10). The article also implies water shortages affect community growth (15). Starkey believes filtering, boiling, chlorinating, educating, harvesting, roof catching and
Clean water and sanitation is the goal 6 of Sustainable Develop Goal, which is not only aimed to provide the clean water and sanitation for everyone, it is also for have high quality and sustainability of water resources. This goal targets to achieve the equitable and affordable of safe water for all by 2030, and also to complete the sanitation, provide better condition and end the open defecation, particularly pay attention to the needs of women and girls for better health. The goal 6 also includes to reduces the chemical polluted of the water, increasing recycling and safe using of water, ‘protect and restore the ecosystems, and increase using safely managed sanitation services’. Mostly, people thought they can take access to clean, safety
Take shorter showers, turn off the water when we brush our teeth and just be more conscious of water usage in order to not be wasteful. When it comes to future farmers, they can pay close attention to water per acre feet regulations and follow them closely. Another way to extend water when it comes to agriculture is to use less water intensive crops. Examples are grain sorghum, cotton and sunflowers. Repairing leaks in irrigation and utilizing new and improved ways to irritate are other possible solutions. One new way to irrigate is the PMDI (Precision Mobile Drip irrigation technology system called (Dragon-Line). This new system is predicting a potential for 20-50% water savings compared to conventional irrigation. I believe that for my generation to help with water conservation, we need to be diligent about educating everyone in the past, present and future about the importance of not taking this precious natural resource for
Management has decided to implement an organizational change to our project team. This report will focus on three points of view as well as the best strategies when making the right decisions going forward. We will discuss three concerns and the strategies best suited to implement the necessary changes to the organization.
Describe the project scope and project management plan. Align your plan to the overall strategy that you had recommended to the senior executives in Assignment 2.
Nepal is a small country located between India and China with a growing population of over thirty million people. While the country is often famous for its beautiful landscapes and tourist attraction, Mount Everest, it is actually suffering with severe water pollution. Clean water is eventually becoming more limited and difficult to access, and the population of many communities is rapidly growing. “Many rural communities live in remote areas far from water supplies while in urban areas, an increase of population, caused in part by people moving because of the decade long internal conflict, is putting increasing strain on limited water and sanitation facilities” (“WaterAid’s Approach”). This ever-increasing population is not only affecting the amount of water, but also the cleanliness and safety of it. People are unaware of
Water Conservation is a growing problem today around the globe. Water is one of Earth’s most limited resources. Our population is going up every year and more people means more need for water. Everyone knows about the water cycle and it shows us that we have the same amount of water on earth at all times. The water cycle works hard and is continuously moving water all across the globe. Earth honestly does not have enough drinkable water to keep up with our growing population. Out of Earth’s water, only 2.5% is fresh water, and we aren’t even able to use that considering majority of that is frozen or polluted. We basically have 1% of drinkable water. Without water, most daily tasks are undoable. Agriculture actually uses a majority of the water. They need water to grow plants and to water animals so that we have foods to eat. There are ways to teach agriculture producers to conserve water without having to restrict their water usage. California farmers for example are going through a tough time with conserving water. There is an abundance of water used in California to water the vegetables that are grown and produced there; promoting less water use can help us conserve water. I will be informing you of three groups I believe make a huge impact on communicating water conservation to Agriculture. These three groups all share a common bond, which is water conservation.