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Activity Details Activity name Local Development in Taraclia District AMP ID 872111668453 Objectives Two main interventions are envisaged: Installation of 8 water stations in different local communities serving over 30,000 people and renovation of the roof for the dormitory of Taraclia University. These two projects were assessed to have a significant impact for the local population responding directly to their pressing development needs. Description The water project is directly aligned to the Taraclia district Programme for 2013-2015 towards solving the issue of access to clean water as approved by the district council from November 2013. The project envisages the installation of 8 water stations, which represent special installation allowing access to clean filtered water. Eight localities have been identified to be in most critical needs of such objects, they being: Taraclia town- 13,500 people Tvardita town – 6,082 people Valea Perjei village – 4,982 people Corten village- 3,314 people Cairaclia village – 2,005 people Albota de Jos village – 1,315 people Albota de Sus village – 912 people Cortenul Nou village, Cealic – 250 people The second intervention refers to the roof renovation at Grigore Tsamblak University in Taraclia. The dormitory of the Grigore Tsamblak University is a five-storied building put into commission in 1983. The roof is a flat one and is covered with bitumen membranes. The dormitory has a capacity to accommodate 400 students. At present, it accommodates 180 students. The building has all the plumbing and wiring needed for a student dormitory. The building is located in the central part of Taraclia town and is intercalated into a fairly developed economic-social infrastructure. The poor technical condition of the roof however has rendered the 4th and 5th floor practically unusable. Recently the exterior walls were provided with thermal insulation and the windows and doors were replaced. Results 32,360 persons from 8 local communities in Taraclia district have access to safe and clean water; Improved educational conditions for students of Taraclia University dormitory; Improved capacity of representatives of local public administration in 8 local communities in Taraclia district. Organizations and Project IDs Planning Proposed Start Date: null Actual Start Date: null Original Completion Date: null Actual Completion Date: null Duration of Project Sectors Donor Funding Related Documents Related Organizations: Activity Created By -.

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