Tagging
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== Cattle Dip == | == Cattle Dip == | ||
| - | *description | + | *description: |
*current tagging scheme | *current tagging scheme | ||
*some potential alternatives | *some potential alternatives | ||
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== Water Infrastructure == | == Water Infrastructure == | ||
| - | *water tanks, | + | *water intakes - from where water usually originates; natural or built |
| + | *water tanks - where water is stored (water storage tanks or reservoirs), | ||
| + | *water points - different important water points (ex.: water distribution points, water supply reservoirs, cattle tanks, livestock water tanks in dry areas, etc.) | ||
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| + | == Community meeting points == | ||
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| + | *traditional meeting place of the elders | ||
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| + | == Public buildings == | ||
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| + | *chief's office, office of a community leader (example: in a local market place) | ||
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| + | == Sacred places == | ||
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| + | *areas which have special (mostly spiritual) meaning to a local community and are used for ancestor worship, spirit communication and agricultural sacrifices, etc. | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 19 February 2010
List of tags for which there's no clear existing equivalent. For example, many African rural community or informal settlement features.
Contents |
Cattle Dip
- description:
- current tagging scheme
- some potential alternatives
Water Infrastructure
- water intakes - from where water usually originates; natural or built
- water tanks - where water is stored (water storage tanks or reservoirs),
- water points - different important water points (ex.: water distribution points, water supply reservoirs, cattle tanks, livestock water tanks in dry areas, etc.)
Community meeting points
- traditional meeting place of the elders
Public buildings
- chief's office, office of a community leader (example: in a local market place)
Sacred places
- areas which have special (mostly spiritual) meaning to a local community and are used for ancestor worship, spirit communication and agricultural sacrifices, etc.
