All’s Well That Ends Well HEATHER WOODALL MARVIN CAIN

Products  All’s Well That Ends Well is a company that seeks to build relatively cheap, but effective wells with built in renewable and replaceable filters to ensure the safest water possible.  Many of our product’s parts are produced and assembled in factory and then installed on site.  Ethiopia presents a small challenge with materials as not much is or can be produced in the country.

Processes  Some parts, such as the PVC piping used in different applications, must be imported.  Some parts may be produced from raw materials that are either in the country (such as Moringa tree seed pods) or are imported from elsewhere (such as various metals)  Filters are constructed in the factory and wells are partially assembled in factory and fully assembled on site.

Location  Area name: Gerji  City: Addis Ababa Gerji  State: Addis Ababa  District: 00  Price: EBT250,  Size: 3500 square meters (37, square feet)  The major road way is Mariam Rd. We would be using whatever main transportation is available to get materials to and product from the plant.

Demographics  Urbanization:  17% of population (2011)  Drinking water source:  improved: urban: 97% of population rural: 34% of population total: 44% of population unimproved: urban: 3% of population rural: 66% of population total: 56% of population  Literacy:  definition: age 15 and over can read and write total population: 39% male: 49.1% female: 28.9% (2007 est.)  Labor force:  million (2012 est.)  Household income or consumption by percentage share:  lowest 10%: 4.1% highest 10%: 25.6% (2005)