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The project is a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) aiming to develop and operate a proposed water treatment scheme for bulk water supply to the capital city of Rwanda, Kigali.
Works involve extracting groundwater from the south bank of the Nyabarongo River and then supplying water north to Kigali.
The water treatment scheme comprises a water treatment plant (40,000 m3/day capacity), a new reservoir at Kagarama (12,000 m3/day capacity), a pump station and associated forwarding infrastructure. The scheme also involves the development of a well field incorporating existing wells at Kanzenze, in addition to other development actions.
