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WATER POINT MAPPING KANNADA COUNTY REPORT Draft November 2013Developed for MARATHI WATER SERVICES BOARD KIDS, Malaya Road P. O. Private Bag Kitui90200Supported by Netherlands Development Organization

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How to fill out water point mapping

1. First, gather all the required information about the water point that you want to map.
2. Start by identifying the location of the water point on a map or by using GPS coordinates.
3. Next, verify the type of water point (e.g., well, borehole, tap) and its functionality.
4. Document the water source details such as water quality, quantity, and availability.
5. Note any existing infrastructure or facilities related to the water point.
6. Assess the condition and maintenance needs of the water point.
7. Take photographs or videos to document the water point visually.
8. Fill out the water point mapping form accurately and legibly, providing all the required information.
9. Double-check your entries for any errors or omissions.
10. Submit the completed water point mapping form to the appropriate organization or authority responsible for water point monitoring.
11. Follow any additional instructions or guidelines provided by the organization or authority.

Who needs water point mapping?

1. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working on water and sanitation projects need water point mapping to identify areas lacking access to safe water.
2. Government agencies responsible for water management and planning can use water point mapping data to make informed decisions for infrastructure development.
3. Researchers studying water resources and accessibility often rely on water point mapping information for their studies.
4. Communities and local residents can benefit from water point mapping to understand the availability and quality of water sources in their area.
5. International organizations and donors may require water point mapping data to allocate resources effectively for water-related initiatives.

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What is water point mapping?

Water point mapping is the process of identifying and locating all sources of water, such as wells, boreholes, springs, and taps, in a specific area.

Who is required to file water point mapping?

Local government authorities, NGOs, and other organizations involved in water resource management are required to file water point mapping.

How to fill out water point mapping?

Water point mapping can be filled out by collecting GPS coordinates of water sources, noting the type and condition of the water point, and recording any other relevant information.

What is the purpose of water point mapping?

The purpose of water point mapping is to create a comprehensive inventory of water sources to improve access to safe and clean drinking water.

What information must be reported on water point mapping?

Information such as location coordinates, water source type, water quality, functionality status, and maintenance needs must be reported on water point mapping.