African Water Facility Approves €830,000 for Feasibility Study and Design for Lusaka City Water Supply Improvement Project
The African Water Facility has approved a €830,000 grant for feasibility study and detailed design of the Lusaka City Water Supply Improvement Project in Zambia. The project aims to increase access to safe, sustainable, and inclusive water supply and infrastructure in urban areas. It will also create opportunities for increased investment in the country’s water sector.
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