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The Project for Improvement of Access to Safe Water in Bukomero Town in Kiboga District

 

1. Project Detail

Organisation

Kiboga District Local Government

Amount of funding

US $ 80,085

Signatory

Mr. Robert Mulondo, Former Chief Administrative Officer Kiboga

Name of the project

The Project for Improvement of Access to Safe Water in Bukomero Town in Kiboga District

Location of the project

Bukomero Town, Bukomero Sub county, Kiboga district

Items that were funded

Water supply pipelines, water kiosks, pump station, transmission pipelines, electric installation and 48,000 litre water reservoir.

Date if grant signing

05 February 2010

Date of commissioning

24 August 2011

Venue

Bukomero Town Council Headquarters

Time

11:00 am

 

Kiboga District is amongst the largest districts of Uganda with a population of about 270,000. The access to safe water in Kiboga stands at 53%, falling below the national average of 58% and in Bukomero Sub county, it falls further down to 40%. Furthermore, water for the residents of Bukomero Town has been pumped from a contaminated spring, causing health problems. Through this project, a pump station with motorised submersible, transmission pipelines, a reservoir tank and kiosks has been installed to draw water from a deep borehole and deliver it to the kiosks to improve the access to safe water. The beneficiaries of this project include the general population of Bukomero Town, the health centre IV, prisons and schools in the sub county.

 

2. Handing Over Ceremony


Ambassador Kazuo Minagawa attended the handing over ceremony in Bukomero Town, Kiboga District, 24thAugust 2011.

Press Release

  Ambassador together with district team and JOCV Volunteer
Ambassador Kazuo Minagawa after unveiling the plaque   Ambassador together with district team and JOCV Volunteer
The water kiosks from which the community fetch water   Group from the community singing songs of appreciation
The water kiosks from which the community fetch water   Group from the community singing songs of appreciation