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water level and complaints databases, and to provide refresher training on the data bases during the 8 – 22 August period however analysis and use of the data in decision making is not being done.. • Water Recourses Inventory training course was completed, 7 events. • Ground Water Monitoring Follow up training course was completed, 5 events. • Ground Water Database (Directorate Version) was completed, 5 events. • Water Quality Monitoring follow up training course is ongoing, 4/7 event completed. • Water Distribution Team coordination meetings held, 17 events, attended by the General Directorate’s Water Distribution teams in addition to representatives from the undersecretary’s technical offices. Eng. Nabil Fawzi attended the meetings; Dr. Khaled Toubar (project coordinator) attended some of the meetings. Task 2.3 PMP Indicators and Targets Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Task Indicator Units Baseline Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual 2.3 Establishment of information Management Systems for Sustainable Water Resources Management 2.3.a Number of IWMDs with calibrations for all authorized inflow and Number 0 0 0 45 0 45 45 outflow structures 2.3.b Number of IWMDs with MISD installed and Number 0 0 0 45 0 45 45 operational 2.3.c Number of IWMDs with completed and approved water Number 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 resource management plan 2.3.d Number of IWMDs with water resource information systems Number 0 0 0 45 0 45 45 installed and operational 2.3.e Number of branch canals with flows Number 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 monitored by IWMD 1. All systems the project is responsible for have been installed. The ADSL service that MWRI is responsible for is lacking at 18 of the 45 districts. TASK 2.4: CAPACITY BUILDING OF MWRI PERSONNEL Dahlia Hamdy (LTTA, Training Specialist) is the coordinator for this Task. Activities carried out during Year 3 include: • A total of 21 persons have participated in the M.S. degree program (seven at American University Cairo (AUC) and 14 at local universities) as shown in the table below. • Two participants have completed their master degree program at local universities bringing the present total enrollment in the local university program to 12 persons. • In the AUC M.S. Degree program, seven persons are currently enrolled: Environmental Engineering (two persons), Master of Engineering (four persons), and Intensive English (one person). 16 ANNUAL REPORT YEAR 3 (JANUARY – DECEMBER 2011)
• Financial and logistical support for M.S. Degree Program participants continued throughout the year. • TrailNet data was updated on a quarterly basis during the year. • A Study Tour to USA for nine MWRI Engineers selected from the IWRM areas of both IWRM I & IWRM <strong>II</strong> of the project was completed January 11-19, 2011. The project assisted USAID and their TA Contractor GETF with arrangements for the study tour. A reentry meeting was held at USAID on April 12 for the nine MWRI engineers who participated in the Study Tour. The USAID Mid-Term Evaluation recommended that no new participants be considered and that the remainder of this task be devoted to supporting the participants in place in the winter of 2011. The project is complying with that recommendation. ANNUAL REPORT YEAR 3 (JANUARY – DECEMBER 2011) 17
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