Hon Shamsi Vuai Nahodha, Chief Minister of Zanzibar Revolutionary Government addressing the public to mark National Water week on 22nd April 2010
Hon Shamsi Vuai Nahodha (1st R) listening from MCA-T Outreach Manager Ms. Margaret Mussai (2nd L) about Water projects funded by USA government through Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC). 2nd R is the Coast Region Commissioner Hajjat Amina Said Mrisho, and 1st L is Eng John Kirecha of DAWASA.
Guest of Honour Hon. Eng. Christopher Chiza (2nd R) being briefed on MCA-T and DAWASA Water projects from Manager of Community and Public Outreach Ms. Margaret Mussai (L) and Asset Management Manager -DAWASA Eng. Simon Chale (R ). Others are Acting Coast Regional Commissioner, Hajjat Halima Kihemba (2nd L) and DAWASA Chief Executive Officer Achard Mutalemwa (C )
Regional Administrative Secretary of Coast Region Mr. Mzungu (1st R) and Mafia District Commissioner Mr. Manzie Mangochei (c) receiving publicist awareness materials from MCA-T Manager Ms. M. Mussai
Live interview with TBC Taifa Radio
MCA-T teamed up with Dar es salaam Water Supply and Sanitation (DAWASA) and Dar es Salaam Water Supply Company (DAWASCO) to exhibit plans and strategies with a view to inform the public about water projects funded by United States of America through Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC).
Through the MCC funding, a total of $66,337 million has been set aside to support water sector in Tanzania with the aim of improving access to water supply and reduce water losses. The future result is to reduce critical constraints to economic growth and poverty reduction.
MCA-T has three projects under Water Sector; expansion of Lower Ruvu Treatment Plant, which will increase production of water from 180 to 270 million litres per day; improvement of Morogoro Water Supply System so as to increase production of water from 22 to 33 million liters per day. The Non Revenue water project which aim in reduction in water losses due to leakage and commercial losses.
DAWASA is the Implementing entity of MCA-T Water projects for Dar es Salaam region.
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