Changes

__NOTOC__

The [http://www.rural-water-supply.net/en/resources/details/361 Borehole Costing Model] was developed in 2009 by Cranfield University and SKAT with support from UNICEF (Fonseca et. al, 2011). The aim of the tool is to look specifically at borehole costs. Its accompanying spreadsheet enables drilling companies and clients to estimate the cost of drilling boreholes taking into account the depth, geology, fuel prices, equipment used, labour costs, as well as a number of other key factors.