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The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 07th January – 08th January 2025. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify and addressing inconsistencies identified in the interim report submitted by the utility. The team visited the Kizumbi Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant where the construction of Sludge Drying Beds and wetlands are ongoing.

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 04th December – 05th December 2024. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies that occurred in the interim report. The team visited the constructed rehabilitated mto simba intake, gravity mains,storage tanks (45m3 and 90m3), ongoing construction of chemical building and rehabilitation of Iziwa treatment plant

The IFF OBA team, in cooperation with the representatives from Ministry of Water (MoW) and the Ministry of Fi-nance (MOF), carried out a project verification visit to the Moshi WSSA from 26.08.2024 to 28.08.2024.

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 31st July – 01st August 2024. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies that occurred in the interim report. The team visited the constructed Moivaro storage tank 500m3, Rehabilitated storage tank 100m3 and 4.5km transmission and distribution pipeline constructed.”

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from June 4th to 6th, 2024. The primary objective of this visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure and address inconsistencies iden-tified in the interim report. During this period, the team visited an installed LoRaWAN gateway, inter-viewed customers who are disconnected and will be receiving a smart prepaid water meter, and spoke with a plumber trained for the installation of these meters.

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 14th – 15th November 2023. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies that occurred in the interim report. The team visited the constructed four (4) chamber intakes and one (1) collection chamber at Karanga river, installed pump with capacity 160m3/h at 26m Head and transformer, constructed control room and 2.3km transmission pipeline constructed.”

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 17th – 20th July 2023. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies that occurred in the interim report and to assess works progress on site. The team visited one of the eight boreholes, a pump procured under IFF OBA (250m3/hr capacity), the Mangamba treatment plant with the new rapid sand filter and the airport tank under construction (500 m3/hr capacity). The IFF Consultant also visited newly connected customers (domestic and kiosk) in Naliendele area and watched pipes excavation and fitting in Mbae Chundi area.

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 13.02.2023 to 15.02.2023. The ob-jective of this new project is to install 6,000 smart prepaid water meters in Tanga town and ultimately to improve collection efficiency, recover outstanding arrears, reconnect disconnected customers, automatize meter reading/billing and reduce commercial losses. Tanga WSSA is currently piloting this technology (469 smart prepaid water meters installed).

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 05.12.2022 to 07.12.2022. The ob-jective of this new project is to improve and extend water supply services at Kingolwira in Morogoro Municipal area in order to meet the increasing water supply demands as well as ensure sustainable water supply services.

The IFF Consultant conducted an interim visit from 15th – 17th June 2022. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies that occurred in the interim report. The team visited the rehabilitated storage tanks, domestic points, constructed 1.5km pipeline and interviewed newly connected customers. The total of 1,840 new customers have been connected. About 23,408 people will benefit from this project.

The IFF OBA team, in cooperation with the representatives from Ministry of Water (MoW) and the Ministry of Finance and Planning (MOFP), carried out a project verification visit to the Kahama WSSA from 05.06.2022 to 08.06.2022. The visit was aimed at the verification of output targets

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 05th to 07th April 2022. The team visited the existing Iwambi treatment plant, the proposed site for the construction of storage tank and Kadete river.

The IFF OBA Consultant conducted an Interim visit from 22^nd – 23^rd February 2022. The aim of the visit was to assess the documentation of financial expenditure, to clarify some inconsistencies. The team visited the ongoing construction works of raising main, clear water tank and clarifier at the Mowe treatment plant. The project is intended to increase the production capacity of 1000m³/day.

The IFF - OBA team carried out a project monitoring visit on the 26^th January, 2022. The team visited the Namfuo/Liti (control room and the equipped borehole), Kititimo well field (boreholes, collector tank and booster station) and the 200m³Somoku storage tank. The connection of customers was on progress during the visit, with approximately 140 new customers connected out of 250 as an output target. Approximately 3,000 people will benefit from this project. The team also had the opportunity to visit the Automated Water Kiosks (ATM) and two different Prepaid smart water meters.

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 22^nd to 24^th September, 2021. The team visited the existing boreholes, storage tanks and booster station at Mtawanya, Mangamba treatment plant, Mbuo source (boreholes), Hiari storage tank and Mchuchu source where the water blending will take place. The team also visited Chiko/Lilungu disposal site.

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 24th to 25th May 2021. The team visited the Lilambo intake, Lilambo storage tank (150m3), Ruhuwiko storage tank (135m3), 2 No. boreholes with pump houses. The tapping points for the connection of the new distribution pipes at Mkuzo, Ruhuwiko, Namanditi, Luwawasi and Ruvuma were also seen.

The IFF-OBA team carried out a project field assessment from 17th to 19th May 2021. The team visited the Machinjioni Booster station, Ihungo storage tank 500m3, Nyanga spring and Nyanga storage tank 45m3, Kahororo storage tank 90m3 and Bulbata storage tank. The team also saw the Bugashani construction of two storage tanks (i) Bugashani Concrete ground storage tank of 500m3 which has been financed by MoW and supervised by BUWASA and (ii) the 90m3 raised storage tank that has been financed by RUWASA (Rural Water Supply Agency).

On 01.04.2021, the Songea WSSA confirmed the receipt of the IFF-OBA grant of TSH 194,884,495 for the implementation of the IFF supported Water Supply project in Songea Municipality.

On 22.12.2017,Iringa Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (IRUWASA) confirmed the receipt of the IFF - OBA grant of TSH 275,000,000.