Lifewater Project

This project aims to improve access to potable water by creating an efficient rural water supply system that can provide sufficient potable water for 8,800 beneficiaries, including 3 boarding schools, 5 day schools and 2 health centres located in the village of Nyarugyera and its surroundings. This project uses a model of rural water supply (gravity-flow supply system - GFS) which has been repeatedly successful in the south-western region. The GFS carries fresh, potable water from productive hillside springs to villagers at 36 strategically-placed tapstands. In addition, community development initiatives in health and sanitation and environmental conservation are conducted. This is one of two parts of a project valued at $500,000. The first part has been completed.

Project ID
CA-3-S064641002
Activity status
4 - Post-completion
Aid type
D01 - Donor country personnel
% to Uganda
100.00

Organisations

Funding
Canada
Extending
Canadian International Development Agency
Implementing
Africa Community Technical Service

Disbursements by fiscal year, quarter

Fiscal year Fiscal quarter Value (USD) Uganda Value (USD)
2011 Q2 10,487.00 10,487.00
2009 Q3 57,458.75 57,458.75
2009 Q1 204,632.88 204,632.88

Commitments by fiscal year, quarter

Fiscal year Fiscal quarter Value (USD) Uganda Value (USD)
2008 Q2 307,775.00 307,775.00

MTEF projections by fiscal year

Fiscal year Value (USD) Uganda Value (USD)

CRS code %
Reproductive health care (13020) 15.0
Water supply - large systems (14021) 7.5
Sanitation - large systems (14022) 7.5
Agricultural co-operatives (31194) 69.9999