Mentors on the Aguan Valley Project. It has been modified as we have gotten underway. I do not presume to tell them how to do their engineering work or how to deal with Hondurans, but I feel that my work on two similar flood warning systems in Atlantida in 1995 and 1997 gives me some experience which I should share with them. The final methodologies for hydrology, hydraulics, flood warning procedures and other aspects of this project will evolve as we work together. This orientation is a starting point.
Some cities have a government separate from the municipality.
Lila Luz Maradiaga will be the Project Coordinator in Tocoa. She will have phone, fax and e-mail capability, a secretary and a vehicle. His office is in Tegucigapla. Maradiaga will work with you to determine the watersheds for this project. After you leave, she will work with the municipalities and the Crisis Corps volunteers to find observers, install raingages and river gages, and to train the observers and municipal staff.