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Acesso a Água Potável Access to Drinking Water BP Angola nas comunidades BP Angola in the communities Apoio ao DesenvolvimentoDesenvonvolvimentoolvimentolvimento Sustentável • nº 2 Jan. / Jul. 2013 Sustainable Development Support • nr 2 Jan. / Jul. 2013 Saúde AmbienteEducação Nas comunidades rurais do Chinguar, Bié Desenvolvimento Redução da Pobreza Patrocínios In the rural communities of Chinguar, Bié Empresarial e Inserção Social Pontuais O conteúdo desta Newsletter refl ecte somente alguns dos projectos fi nanciados pela BP Angola. Para mais detalhes consultar www.bp.com This Newsletter only contains information about some of the projects, fi nanced by BP. For more details, please visit www.bp.com Benguela e Bié Milhares de crianças pas- sam a ter acesso a escolas primárias condignas |2 Benguela and Bié Thousands of children now have access to decent Acesso a água potável primary schools |3 diminui doenças Access to drinking water reduces diseases Delegação da BP Angola, chefi ada pelo seu presidente regional, Martyn Morris, visita uma aldeia e observa in loco os progressos registados. A Delegation from BP Angola, headed by its regional president Martyn Mais invisuais vão aprender Morris, visits a village and observes in loco the progresses achieved. a ler e escrever Braille |4 “Esta água dá-nos mais “This water is more trustworthy, it has confi ança, tem qualidade. quality. There are less diseases, especially More visually impaired As doenças diminuíram, es- diarrhea in children “. This assurance was people will learn to read and pecialmente as diarreias nas given by Teresa Ntomaz, responsible for write Braille |4 crianças “. Quem garante é the village Bairro Cabinda, municipality Teresa Ntomaz, zeladora da aldeia Bairro of Chinguar, a rural region of Bié, eight Cabinda, município do Chinguar, no inte- months after the drill of a well for drink- rior do Bié, oito meses após a abertura ing water, protected with manual pump. de um furo de água potável, protegido, com bomba manual. In the village where the most genuine Na aldeia, onde subsiste a mais genuína community tradition lives, the secretary tradição comunitária, o secretário do of Water & Sewage Group, Jeremias Grupo de Água e Saneamento, Jeremias Elavoko, shows detailed consumption Elavoko, mostra os registos pormenoriza- records. “Each family takes about 38 to dos do consumo. “Cada família leva cinco 40 gallons of water per day, which a seis banheiras de 30 litros de água por corresponds to the needs of our 2.400 Pulmão verde nasce dia, o que perfaz as necessidades dos inhabitants”, he tells us. no Namibe |8 nossos 2.400 habitantes”, diz-nos. This water well is one of the 20 which Este furo de água é um dos 20 que are part of the Project for access to drink- fazem parte do projecto de acesso a Namibe has new lungs |8 ing water designed for the rural commu- água potável para as comunidades rurais do Cachiungo e Chinguar, nas províncias nities of Cachiungo and Chinguar, in the do Huambo e Bié, fi nanciado pela BP provinces of Huambo and Bié, fi nanced Angola com o valor de USD 400 mil e by BP Angola to the amount of 400 implementado pela ONG “Development thousand USD and implemented by the Workshop” (DW). NGO “Development Workshop”(DW). 1 sem água potável nem energia, no município de Kunhinga, interior do Mais de mil crianças Bié, um dos locais mais devastados pela guerra. O acesso à educação passam a ter acesso a escola primária das 1006 crianças que habitam em condigna Kuquema e nas três aldeias próxi- mas era, até agora, muito precário, amontoadas num pequeno barracão onde chovia. More than one thousand Por tudo isto, a inauguração de uma nova escola com oito salas de aula children have now access to a decent apetrechadas, área administrativa e primary school WC, no passado dia 11 de Fevereiro, foi recebida com a mais profunda gratidão pelas famílias e constituiu um motivo para uma festa na aldeia. “A escola vai contribuir para diminuir as assimetrias no Bié e benefi ciar signifi cativamente as comunidades locais”, assegurou a administradora do município, Celeste Adolfo. Duas turmas vão acolher os estudantes da iniciação à 7ª classe. No interior do Bié A nova escola, com 8 salas de aula, vai benefi ciar mais de mil famílias Rural regions of Bié The new primary school, equipped with 8 classrooms, will be a benefi t to more than one thousand families Na comunidade de Chimbassi, município do Cubal In the Chimbassi community, municipality of Cubal ”Uma nova escola que já erigiu cinco escolas, das quais primária, com oito salas quatro em Benguela, com fundos da de aula, foi inaugurada BP e associadas dos blocos 18 e 31. na aldeia de Vacaria-Chimbassi, mu- nicípio do Cubal, província de Ben- guela, no dia 9 de Fevereiro. Aldeões de Kuquema “Não tenho palavras para agradecer” celebram oferta de foi a expressão utilizada, no acto de escola primária entrega formal da escola e de mate- Kuquema é uma aldeia remota no rial escolar, pelo administrador mu- fi rmamento do planalto central, nicipal do Cubal, António Saraiva, ao receber a delegação da BP Angola que, em conjunto com a Sonangol e demais parceiros do bloco 31, fi nan- ciaram a obra e realizaram o sonho desta comunidade. “Das 80 mil crianças deste municí- pio, cerca de 10 mil ainda estão fora do sistema formal de ensino. A ex- plosão escolar é grande e esta esco- la vai benefi ciar mais de mil famílias. A comunidade está alegre porque sabe que os seus fi lhos agora estão seguros”, garantiu o administrador. O projecto foi implementado em Duas turmas vão acolher os estudantes da iniciação à 7ª classe quatro meses pela Rise, uma ONG Two classes will enrol pupils from fi rst to seventh grade com vasta experiência nesta área 2 has already built fi ve schools, four of which in Benguela, with funding from BP and associates of blocks 18 and 31. Kuquema villagers celebrate the primary school offer Kuquema is an isolated village in the central highlands, with no drinkable water and no energy, in the Kunhinga municipality, a rural region of Bié, one of the most devastated places by the war. The access to education of the A escola vai contribuir para diminuir as assimetrias no Bié e benefi ciar signifi cati- vamente as comunidades locais 1006 children living in Kuquema and in the three nearby villages was until The school will contribute for diminishing the discrepancies in Bié and will be of great benefi t to the local communities now very poor, piled up in a small shed where it used to rain inside. Because of all that, the opening of a A new primary school, equipped project and made the dream of this new school with 8 equipped class- with 8 classrooms, was opened in community come true. rooms, an administrative area and the village of Vacaria-Chimbassi, “ Of the 80 thousand children in this WC, on the 11th February, was wel- municipality of Cubal, Benguela municipality, about 10 thousand are comed with most profound gratitude province, on 9th February. still out of the formal school system. expressed by the families and was a “There are no words to describe my The demand for schools is high reason for a party in the village. gratitude” was the expression used and this school will be a benefi t to “The school will contribute for dimin- by António Saraiva, the municipal more than one thousand families. ishing the discrepancies in Bié and administrator of Cubal, at the formal The community is happy because it will be of great benefi t to the local delivery of the school and school knows that its children are now safe”, communities”, claimed the munici- supplies when welcoming the guaranteed the administrator . pality administrator Celeste Adolfo. delegation from BP Angola, which The Project was implemented in Two classes will enrol pupils from together with Sonangol and the other four months by Rise, an NGO with fi rst to seventh grade. partners of block 31 fi nanced the vast experience in this area which A escola foi recebida com a mais profunda gratidão pelas famílias e constituiu um motivo para uma festa na aldeia The school was welcomed with most profound gratitude expressed by the families and was a reason for a party in the village 3 EDUCAÇÃO INCLUSIVA / INCLUSIVE EDUCATION Mais invisuais vão aprender a ler e escrever Braille More visually impaired people will learn to read and write Braille A segunda fase do projecto Alfa Braille arrancou a 7 de Fevereiro, em Luanda, com uma cerimónia de entrega simbólica pela BP Angola de equipamentos – entre os quais 40 máquinas de escrever Braille – à Associação Angolana de Cegos e Amblíopes de Guerra (AACAG). O objectivo é reduzir o analfabetismo no seio da comu- nidade defi ciente visual em Angola, formar 40 cegos e amblíopes em técnica de Braille e 120 familiares em orientação e mobilidade. The second phase of the Alfa Braille Project was initiated on February 7th in Luanda, at a symbolic ceremony where BP Angola donated equipments - among which 40 Braille writing machines- to the Angolan Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired by the War (AACAG). The goal is to reduce illiteracy among the visually impaired com- munity in Angola, to train 40 blind and visually impaired persons in Braille technique and 120 family members in orientation and mobility. Projecto Alfa Braille arranca para a 2ª fase / The Alfa Braille Project is now in stage two De acordo com o presi- According to the President of the move forward if all living forces are dente da direcção da AACAG, José Capamba, the project involved in its development”, stated AACAG, José Capam- extension will permit “the visu- the director of communication and ba, a extensão do pro- ally impaired people to learn Braille external relations at BP Angola, jecto vai permitir “alfabetizar os which will make it possible for them António Vueba, at the event.
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