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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o Economic development. o Domestic water supply. o Legal and institutional means for implementation. o Financing. o Environmental and socioeconomic assessment. The project will consist of four phases: o Preliminary assessment and concept plan. o Reconnaisance study. o In depth feasibility study and detailed design. o Project implementation. The approach is constructed to address all project components in each phase, at not more than a level of depth and specificity which is necessary and 'practical. The, approach will minimize risk and, investment of participants, _,_, __,_ and build increasing degrees of certainty regarding the potential, for ultimate ~__ - success. The project's scoPe will broaden, and the degree of specificity and, . analytical depth increase, as work proceeds in each subsequent phase: > , The general questions which are critical for each component at each phase are: . o What are the potential resources and opportunities for realization of the project's ultimate goals? o What are the potential constraints on realization of the project's goals? o What problems must be resolved in order to continue working toward project realization? Each phase will focus only on the issues most critical to the project's ultimate success at that particular stage. For example, in Phase I and II, the goals and objectives of stakeholders (particularly the reservoir and ditch owners, and the SECRA) , and the quantity of water potentially needed and available are the most critical to continued pursuit of the project. Results of each phase will identify opportunities, resources, and constraints to project realization. At the conclusion of each phase, decisions which need to be made, and problems which need to be addressed in the subsequent phase will be identified. 3