I've been out of the office most of today, but I did speak to one of my

colleagues who knows the Peace Corps Country Director for Nicaragua and

will set you up with a meeting when you visit.  I will also ask that

they alert the Assistant Director for Water and Sanitation.



Again, the idea behind this is just to get a sense of what's going on

water-wise in Nicaragua, and make some contacts that could be

indispensable when you go down for the project in the summer.  They can

also help with stakeholder consultation and technology appropriateness

questions.



Will you have a chance to visit Burlington's Nicaragua sister city,

Puerto Cabezas, while you're there?  Is this a connection to make here

in Vermont?



I'll send along some links of resources tomorrow for planning and design

of water systems.



Best,



Margaret





Margaret Ramalho McMorrow, P.E.

Staff Associate

ARD, Inc.

159 Bank Street, Suite 300

Burlington, VT 05402

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