Tanzania: 1.3bn/ - to Improve Water Quality, Quantity in Dar es Salaam, Coast Regions

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Tanzania: 1.3bn/ - to Improve Water Quality, Quantity in Dar es Salaam, Coast Regions

[Daily News] EFFORTS to improve water quality and quantity as well as protection of watershed biodiversity in Dar es Salaam and Coast regions have received a financial boost of 600,000 US dollars (about 1.3bn/-) through the Dar es Salaam Water Security Project.

Source: allAfrica.com

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