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Title: VLOM: Village Level Operation and Maintenance


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VLOMVillage Level Operation and Maintenance
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Case Study Kickstart SuperMoneyMaker Pump
  • Originally Approtec Kenya-based non-profit
  • Developing technologies for entrepreneurs
  • IDEO as design/engineering consultancy
  • Focus water for irrigation so entrepreneurs can
    sell crops

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Kickstart Intermediate Lift
  • Pump classifications
  • Suction pumps 0 - 7 meters
  • Low lift pumps 0 - 15 meters
  • Direct action pumps 0 - 15 meters
  • Intermediate lift pumps 0 - 25 meters
  • High lift pumps 45 meters
  • Current EWB need

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Design for Maintenance
  • All parts available from local metalworking and
    fix-it shops
  • No specialized labor necessary
  • If a part breaks, the pump can be fixed and put
    back to use quickly

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Impact
  • Impacts of KickStart MoneyMaker Pumps to date
  • 45,000 pumps in use by poor farmers
  • 29,000 new waged jobs created
  • 37 million per year in new profits and wages
    generated by the pumps
  • More than 50 of pumps managed by women
    entrepreneurs
  • 4 manufacturers producing pumps
  • over 400 retailers selling pumps in Kenya,
    Tanzania and Mali

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Play Pump
  • Uses energy from children playing to pump water
    into a storage tower
  • Storage tower supports advertising
  • Effective up to 100m depth
  • Up to 1400 Liters of water per hour

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AfriDev Pump
  • Popoular public domain pump capable of bringing
    water up to 60m
  • Has been hybridized with India Mark II pump
    hybrid able to pull up to 80m

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Elephant Pump
  • Extreme low-tech uses recycled plastic discs to
    pull water up a pipe from well
  • Mechanism can be enclosed to far exceed WHO
    guidelines for water quality
  • Improved designs can pull water from up to 60m
    depth
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