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UNICEF An evaluation of the PlayPump® water system as an appropriate technology for water, sanitation and hygiene programmes report This article evaluates the PlayPump® water system and associated implementation strategy in countries in southern and eastern Africa. Findings include technology, social, operation and maintenance, and administrative and financial issues. Conclusions highlight that the system is innovative and robust but implementation requires revision to comply with government policies and water sector development principles. Critical recommendations include increasing community involvement, transparency of funds raised from advertisements, and provision of a cost breakdown. Secondary recommendations include increasing water discharge rate, reducing rotational speed, and manufacturing components in user countries. – AI-generated abstract.

An evaluation of the PlayPump® water system as an appropriate technology for water, sanitation and hygiene programmes

UNICEF

2007

Abstract

This article evaluates the PlayPump® water system and associated implementation strategy in countries in southern and eastern Africa. Findings include technology, social, operation and maintenance, and administrative and financial issues. Conclusions highlight that the system is innovative and robust but implementation requires revision to comply with government policies and water sector development principles. Critical recommendations include increasing community involvement, transparency of funds raised from advertisements, and provision of a cost breakdown. Secondary recommendations include increasing water discharge rate, reducing rotational speed, and manufacturing components in user countries. – AI-generated abstract.

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