Projects

America Continental 2000, Inc.
"Engineering and Technical Support for Disaster Mitigation"

A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION

Projects

Infrastructure

Renewable Energy

Disaster Prevention

Agriculture & Rural Development

Water & Sanitation

Housing

Environment

Disaster Relief & Assistance

                            PROJECTS

According with the USAID International Classification
Form the areas of expertise will be the following:

•        Disaster Relief and Assistance in the field of
      Humanitarian Assistance,

•        Water and Sanitation in the field of Agriculture
and            Rural Development,

•        Conservation, Ecology and Natural Resources in
      reference to the   Environment,

•        Housing, Transportation and Urban Development
      in the field of Infrastructure.

Other kind of projects can be classified:

Before the disaster occur:

•        Any civil work, for floods disaster prevention;
      including earth moving, leveling, slopes, channels,
      storm drainage, retaining wall, pump stations,
      dredging, dams, etc.

•        Any civil work to prevent collapses of structures
      or soils.   Using any kind of construction materials
      like concrete, gabions, metal, wood, masonry, or
      any other.

•        Any civil work for agriculture’s improvements,
      including drought damages prevention, by mean
      of irrigation canals and water reserve.

During the disaster:

•        Using of heavy construction equipment and
      machinery for debris or mud removal, clearing of
      roads or highways, water supply system
      rehabilitation, etc.

•        Evaluation of the building safety conditions.

•        Rebuild and/or remodel hospitals, health clinics,
      schools, churches and housing.

•        Potable water supply.

Post disaster:

•        Rebuild of basic systems. (electricity and potable
       water).
•        Low cost housing projects.
•        Environment, health and sanitation projects.
•        Transportation system.
•        Research, design and construction of potable
      water alternatives systems for the agriculture and
      domestic use.

Pictures of damage left by the Hurricane Katrina in
New Orleans