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General information
Section 28 of the Water Supply and Sanitation Act, 2019 and EWURA Act Cap 414 2006, provide mandates to the Authority, to perform both technical and economic regulation of water supply and sanitation services in Tanzania, in order to protect stakeholders’ interests; ensuring sustainability of service providers’ financial viability and promoting availability of regulated services to all consumers including low income and disadvantaged. In achieving these objectives, EWURA, among other things, issues licences, enforces quality and reliability of supply, approves rates and charges. Further, EWURA reviews business plans, customer service charters for water supply and sanitation authorities, promotes effective competition and promotes economic efficiency.
Currently, EWURA regulates 94 WSSAs, which provide water supply and sanitation services at Regional and District headquarters, Township and National Projects Water Authorities, shown in a List of Regulated WSSAs as of July 2021; as declared by the Minister responsible for water summarized here under:-
Table: Summary of regulated WSSAs
Type of Utilities | No. of Utilities | |
1. | Regional WSSAs | 26 |
2. | National Projects Water Authorities | 7 |
3. | DT WSSAs | 53 |
TOTAL WSSAs | 86 |
Infrastructure
Water installed capacity, Production and Demand
Current water production from regional and national projects water utilities for FY 2019/20 was amounting to 315 Million m3. While water installed capacity amounts to 479 Million m3, and, total water demand amounts to 536 Million m3. For District and township water utilities in FY 2019/20, water production amounted to 28.6 Million m3 while demand stands at 86.7 Million m3.
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