Aurora de Luz: water for 133 families
A social-interest project needed to add a new source to the system. The technical addendum approved before AyA, the ORAC, and the ASADA made it possible.
A social project with just enough source
The housing project required incorporating a new supply source into the existing system to guarantee potable water for 133 families and meet the requirements of AyA and ASADA Palestina.
In social-interest projects the margin of error is zero: without the approved source, there is no development and no housing.
The addendum that integrated the new source
RAM prepared the addendum to the technical study: field surveys, analysis of existing infrastructure, and evaluation of the new source.
The management ran on three fronts — AyA, ORAC Chorotega Region, and ASADA Palestina — answering observations through to institutional approval.
Addendum approved, project viable
The addendum to the technical study was approved, incorporating the new source and guaranteeing the project's compliance.
133 social-interest families with their supply secured — the kind of result that reminds you what this engineering is for.
Engineering with direct social impact
One source incorporated, three institutions aligned, and 133 families with secured water. Social-interest projects deserve first-class engineering too.
