A member of the head office will carry out a supervisory visit to the field every two weeks. In addition, a monthly review meeting will be held with all relevant co-ordinators and managers to ensure consistency and to identify and rectify any problems to be addressed. If heavy rains continue and water levels were to rise further, the town of Marromeu could be flooded, displacing an additional 24,000 people. This would create a much larger need, which would impact the project. Transport is a serious problem due to many roads being damaged by flooding.
Many roads are still underwater.
This may negatively impact arrival of goods and other logistical activities. As water levels recede, it is expected that people will return in time for the next crop season. The timing of this return is unclear at this stage and therefore the project life can only be estimated. In this situation, FHI would need to increase both staffing and material resources to combat the problem. All procurement will be carried out according to standard FHI procurement policies.