Hydrogeological and hydrochemical mapping
Tender: Hydrogeological and hydrochemical mapping in the area of Jima and Hagere Mariam
Implementation period: 2015
Implementing partner: AQUATEST a.s.
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2015: 950 000 CZK
Tender: Finalizing hydrogeological mapping of Ethiopia
Implementation period: 2016-2019
Implementing partner: GEOtest a.s.
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2016: 1 988 800 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2017: 5 999 900 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2018: 4 997 150 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2019: 4 993 850 CZK
Implementation period: 2015
Implementing partner: AQUATEST a.s.
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2015: 950 000 CZK
Tender: Finalizing hydrogeological mapping of Ethiopia
Implementation period: 2016-2019
Implementing partner: GEOtest a.s.
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2016: 1 988 800 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2017: 5 999 900 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2018: 4 997 150 CZK
Financial resources provided by CzDA in 2019: 4 993 850 CZK
ET-2015-078-FO-14015
(IDENTIFIKAČNÍ ČÍSLO)
(IDENTIFIKAČNÍ ČÍSLO)
17 979 700 CZK
(CELKOVÝ PŘEDPOKLÁDANÝ ROZPOČET)
(CELKOVÝ PŘEDPOKLÁDANÝ ROZPOČET)
2016-2019
(DOBA REALIZACE)
(DOBA REALIZACE)
The project contributes to the SDG 6 : make water and sanitation rights a reality. The main focus is on the state administration to use actively the hydrogeological maps of scale 1 : 250 000 when planning the water supply system in Ethiopia.
Main activities consist of the compilation of hydrogeological and hydrochemical maps including explanatory notes that will be made public on the partner organization's website (GSE) and furthermore disseminated across Ethiopian regions. The project also aims at strengthening the capacities in research and evaluation of underground water sources, compilation of hydrogeological and hydrochemical maps as well as their interpretation for practice.
Main activities consist of the compilation of hydrogeological and hydrochemical maps including explanatory notes that will be made public on the partner organization's website (GSE) and furthermore disseminated across Ethiopian regions. The project also aims at strengthening the capacities in research and evaluation of underground water sources, compilation of hydrogeological and hydrochemical maps as well as their interpretation for practice.