Why do some Famidi water projects have plaques?
A plaque can identify the organization, donor dedication, project, or completion context and help connect later field evidence to the same site.
What this means in practice
The plaque is an identifier, not the water source or proof of performance.
Wording should respect the community and avoid unnecessary private information.
Completion claims still require the finished infrastructure and water-access record.
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.
Check the underlying information.
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