Water supply and sanitation
Croydon-based Mott MacDonald has been appointed by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR) to provide services for a €36m water and sanitation project.
Croydon-based
has been appointed by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR) to provide services for a €36m (£28.7m) water and sanitation project. The programme is jointly funded by the European Commission and European Investment Bank.
The 15 Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Project is one of many programmes being introduced to help reach the United Nations’ 2015 Millennium Development Goals.
Mott MacDonald’s team of water and environment professionals has been commissioned in association with AG Consult, Ethiopia to review designs and update tender documents for the project, which covers the water supply to 15 towns in four regions of Ethiopia.
The project team will also help strengthen local institutional services, provide advice on sanitation facilities and prepare a concept paper for an 'access to water' facility which is to be introduced to ensure affordable connections.
The team will also assess the capacity building requirements of the local Town Water Supply Services to help it address its long-term responsibilities for operations of water services going forward.
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