Anyone can start here · Plaza principal, Juan Jose Castelli, AR
Armar el punto publico de agua fresca y sombra para dias de calor extremo: Plaza principal, Chaco | Set up the public cool-water and shade point for extreme-heat days.
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What the work involvesEn el Chaco y en el valle el calor extremo dura semanas y la plaza publica no tiene donde tomar agua fresca. Armar y reponer un punto de agua y sombra es trabajo sencillo que salva jornadas. Contexto: la plaza publica del pueblo que se llama a si mismo portal del Impenetrable. Sitio: Plaza principal, Juan Jose Castelli, Chaco. | English: In the Chaco and the valley the extreme heat runs for weeks and the public plaza has nowhere to get cool water. Setting up and restocking a water and shade point is simple work that saves days. Context: the public plaza of the town that calls itself the door to the Impenetrable. Site: Juan Jose Castelli, Chaco province, Argentina.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Steps
- Elegir con la oficina municipal el punto de sombra existente y confirmar el suministro de agua. | Agree the existing shade point with the municipal office and confirm the water supply.
- Armar el puesto con dispensador limpio, vasos reutilizables y asientos a la sombra. | Set the point up with a clean dispenser, reusable cups and shaded seating.
- Colocar el cartel de recomendaciones por calor en español y en la lengua de uso local. | Put up the heat-guidance sign in Spanish and in the language people use locally.
- Reponer agua y hielo segun la demanda del dia y limpiar el puesto. | Restock water and ice to the day's demand and clean the point.
- Registrar horas de apertura, reposiciones y punto GPS. | Record the hours open, restocks and a GPS pin.
What counts as done
- Foto del punto antes de armar | Before photo of the point
- Foto del puesto armado con sombra y agua | After photo of the set-up point with shade and water
- Planilla de horas y reposiciones | Hours and restock sheet
- Punto GPS del puesto | GPS pin at the point
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