Learn
to Build a
Ferro-Cement Tank---
Rainwater
Catchment System
July 19-23 9:30 A.M. –
4:30 P.M.
Yelm, Washington
Friendly
Water for the
World Technical
Advisor Wayne Medrud and Youth Representative Noah Medrud
learned to build
these catchment systems while working with Friendly Water in
Uganda. Soon they will be returning to India to build them at
our new training
center in Gandhigram, Tamil Nadu. So they need the practice,
and are ready to
teach!
These systems in most of the developing world will last 2-3
times longer than
plastic tanks, and as long as steel ones, but cost only about
half as much. And
they can be made by local community members and with locally
available
materials. Together with BioSand Filters, they provide the
“gold standard” in
water quality and community engagement.
Come to the training, put in some
labor, learn some
new things, and share Friendly Water stories!
Cost: $100, whether you come for one day or
all five (as all
costs are in materials). And bring lunch.
If you are
planning to come
from out of town, we can arrange to put you up in Olympia (and
get you to the
site if you don’t have other transportation.)
Or mail a
check to: Friendly Water for the World,
1717 18th
Court NE, Olympia, WA 98506