Introduction
The Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems (SPIS) is designed to enable advisors, service providers and practitioners in the field of solar irrigation to provide broad hands-on guidance to end-users, policy-makers and financiers. Risks related to system efficiency, financial viability and the unsustainable use of water resources can thus be minimized. The Toolbox comprises informative modules supplemented with user-friendly software tools (calculations sheets, checklists, guidelines).
read more
Modules and tools touch upon:
- assessing the water requirements,
- comparing the financial viability,
- determining farm profitability and payback of investment in SPIS,
- sustainably design and maintain a SPIS,
- highlight critical workmanship quality aspects,
- and many more.
Trainings on the Toolbox on SPIS are ideally delivered in an interactive and dynamic fashion, in order to ensure that the content inspires learning. Colorful and insightful complimentary training materials are available below, which serve to support a training programme. They include display materials for the training venue, photographs to illustrate examples, Country Case Cards with prefilled tools and more.
Country Case Cards
Please note: Country Case Cards and associated prefilled tools might not be based on the latest version of the tools
Chile click here for more information
Prefilled Tools for Country Case Card Chile:
|
Kenya click here for more information
|
Write an email to powering.agriculture@giz.de for receiving the prefilled tools of the country case Kenya (e.g. for training purposes).
Display Materials
Agricultural production losses after medium- to large-scale disasters.jpg
|
Area equipped for irrigation FAO 2015.jpg
|
Changes in agricultural and forest land use 1961-2013.jpg
|
Part of cultivated area under irrigation FAO 2015.jpg
|
click here for more pictures
Global distribution of physical water scarcity FAO 2013.jpg
|
Freshwater withdrawals as a percentage of total renewable resources.jpg
|
Distribution of food losses and waste along the supply chain.jpg
|
Major Agricultural Systems FAO.JPG
|
Changes in female share of economically active population in the agriculture.jpg
|
Sectoral employment shares by region 1990 - 2010.jpg
|
|
Projected changes in crop yields owing to climate change.jpg
|
Share of the food retail trade by channel and region.jpg
|
Percentage of net food imports in domestic food supply in total calories...jpg
|
The Sustainable Development Goals.jpg
|
Water stress by river basin FAO 2015.jpg
|
Sources of growth in agricultural production by country.jpg
|
|
|
|
Pictures
Components
|
|
Controller_LPluschke_2017
|
|
click here for more pictures
|
Filter and Monitoring_AHahn_2015
|
Filter and Monitoring_AHahn_2015
|
Filter and Monitoring_JRees_2017
|
Filter and Monitoring_MEichholz_2016
|
Irrigation Head AHahn 2015
|
Irrigation Head KBlumenthal 2015
|
Irrigation Head LWoltering 2016
|
|
|
|
Irrigation KBlumenthal 2015
|
Irrigation LPluschke 2010
|
Irrigation LWoltering 2015
|
|
|
|
PV Modules LPluschke 2017
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Workmanship and Maintenance
Array Corrosion and Spacing RSchultz 2015
|
Array Misalignment RSchultz 2013
|
Array Poor Alignment LPluschke 2017
|
Array Poor Foundation RSchltz 2013
|
click here for more pictures
Controller Flood Damage RSchultz 2016
|
Controller Insects RSchultz 2017
|
Controller Lightning RSchultz 2017
|
Controller Poor Ventilation AHahn 2016
|
Filter Leakage LPluschke 2017
|
Irrigation Pipe Leaks KBlumenthal 2015
|
Junction Box insects AHahn 2015
|
Junction Box Insects KBlumenthal 2015
|
Pump Pipe Leakage FPluschke 2013
|
|
|
PV Module Burn Marks RSchultz 2014
|
PV Module Dirt LPluschke 2017
|
PV Module Dirt RSchultz 2014
|
PV Module Shade RSchultz 2014
|
PV Module Spacing AHahn 2014
|
PV Modules Flood Damage RSchultz 2016
|
Theft Fencing KBlumenthal 2015
|
Theft Id Marking RSchultz 2007
|
Theft Spray Paint RSchultz 2007
|
Wiring Broken Connector RSchultz 2014
|
Wiring Exposed AHahn 2016
|
Wiring Loose RSchultz 2013
|
Wiring Poor Connection RSchultz 2014
|
Complementary Material