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Guideline 1.3 Integrated MaintenanceFigure 1.3.4 Summary of Integrated Stone Pitching WorksFigure 1.3.5 Summary of Integrated Structural Repair Works5. Assess Volumes and CostsUsing the previous forms (figures 1.3.2 to 1.3.5), actual volumes and costs of the prioritizedmaintenance needs are to be detailed. To estimate volumes of works, proper survey investigationsand/or measurements have to be carried out.Unit costs are established based on recent similar works carried out in the district or inneighboring districts (average unit costs of ongoing contracts). Total costs can then be estimated andentered in the forms.LIFE–IWRM 33International Resources GroupJanuary 2008
Guideline 1.3 Integrated Maintenance6. Prepare Integrated Maintenance PlanThe first step is to gather information from the General Directorate regarding the expectedbudget allocation. The budget from the previous year can also be used as a reference.Only maintenance needs for an amount equivalent or slightly higher to these references shouldbe entered in the Integrated Maintenance Plan. As a rule, all canals and important drains should beincluded in weed control contracts every year, along with silt removal contracts. Weed control andsilt/garbage removal are regarded as essential annual maintenance works that contribute tocontrolling water losses in channels and improving water conveyance efficiency to downstream areas.Subsurface drainage networks should be regularly flushed every 6 months. IWMDs are nowequipped with flushing machines. District managers have only to consider operation and maintenancecost of these machines in their annual maintenance plan.If some needs are critical and costly, they should be requested from the Irrigation generalDirector separately (as an emergency or as a special maintenance/rehabilitation need).Figure 1.3.6 shows the final Summary Form for the IWMD Channel Maintenance Plan.Figure 1.3.6 Summary Form for the IWMD Channel Maintenance Plan34 LIFE–IWRMInternational Resources GroupJanuary 2008
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