Rwanda - National water supply and sanitation master plans

National Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Masterplans development follows the need to preserve gains and best practices in the national water and sanitation programs. The project is consistent with related national strategies in Rwanda and will allow Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) to prioritize investments in water supply and sanitation to maximise effect and efficiency. Its outputs will allow Government of Rwanda to attract funds for sustainable infrastructure investments, which will ultimately help to achieve the projects impact. The projetc consists of three (3) project components as follows: Component 1 deals with the Development of the National Water Supply and Sanitation investment plans for a 10 year horizon, and the preparation of feasibility and detailed designs for small selected prioritised projects. Component 2 focuses on capacity building activities for main stakeholders, WASAC, district staff and private sector staff on previously identified topics. Component 3 comprises project management, stakeholder consultation and community participation and also includes the establishment of a Project Implementation Unit (PIU) within WASAC to coordinate project implementation. The total project duration is 24 months. Its cost amounts to Euro 2,250,614 of which Euro 1,950,894 (87%) will be funded by AWF, Euro 299,720 (13%) by Government of Rwanda.