What is well yield and why does it matter?
Well yield describes how much water a source can provide over time under defined conditions; it matters because a completed structure is not useful if supply is inadequate for planned use.
What this means in practice
Yield is a technical measurement, not something that can be read from one photograph.
Seasonal conditions and pumping can affect performance.
Famidi should avoid publishing a capacity claim unless an appropriate record supports it.
How Famidi documents water infrastructure
A Famidi water project moves through location review, local contracting, construction, completion checks, and a public handoff record. Evidence may include agreements, expenses, construction stages, finished taps or pumps, water flow, and a project identifier.
A photograph cannot establish water quality, yield, maintenance performance, or long-term reliability by itself. Those questions require the appropriate technical test, record, or follow-up.
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