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On 22nd
January 2013, Energy water and sanitation Authority “EWSA”
launched the
capacity building project as capacity building for the
optimization of
water supply using performance indicators with the aim of
reduction of
technical losses in the distribution system.
The 36 month
project, ending in December 2015 and implemented by the partners
CONSULAQUA
HAMBURG and TUHH the Research centre at Hamburg University of
Technology, will
be focusing on capacity building within EWSA in the erea of chemical
uses for
water treatment, energy efficiency for water supply and on the
reduction of
technical losses.
On the basis
of its Memorandum of understanding with EWSA, HAMBURG WASSER will
introduce the
performance indicator system as a new innovative approach to water
supply. The
process will be based on specific technical and economical efficiency
information and therefore will allow EWSA to continuously optimize the
water
supply, to the benefit of consumers.
EWSA and Hamburg Wasser will equally revise together
the opportunities to improve the processes currently used to treat
water,
aiming at significantly reducing the use of costly chemicals.

Water
Treatment Processes and Energy Efficiency in water Distribution
The EU-
funded project will also give attention to increasing the energy
efficiency of
water supply systems, over the entire chain water supply, from the
water
collection to its treatment and distribution.
The EU
contribution to this project comes from the ACP-EU water facility. The
project
is innovative in its approach, exclusively working hand in hand with
EWSA
staff, aiming at building capacities that will enhance and bring new
developments in water supply in Rwanda. EU fully recognizes that there
would be
no sustainable development without access to safe water said Michel
ARRION,
Ambassador and Head of delegation to Rwanda.
Finally, the project aims at reducing technical losses
in the 3, 000 km of EWSA managed water network distribution networks by
more
than 15% by the end of the project identification of irregularities,
damages
and vulnerabilities will be the basis for the development of a modern
strategy
for reduction of water losses, which again will greatly benefit the end
users.
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LOAN
AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRICITY - ACCESS - ROLLOUT - PROGRAMME
BECAME EFFECTIVE.
The
loan Agreement
between the Government
of Rwanda and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(World
Bank) became effective on June, 9, 2010 for the sustainable energy
development
project Electricity Access Scale-up Roll-out Program (EARP).
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EWSA targets mobile payments
of bills
In a drive to give a
variety of services to its customers, Rwanda
Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority(EWSA) is set to introduce a
'Mobile Bill Payment'
system
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Prepayment Contract Service and Bank Payment Contract Service
EWSA is now providing 2
new payment services for water use.
Those are "Prepayment Contract Service" and "Bank Payment Contract
Service"
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In a bid to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS, staff members
of Rwanda Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority(EWSA) is engaged
in voluntary counselling and testing for
HIV/AIDS at their head office.
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The availability of
sufficient broadband capacity at affordable rates
has been a key challenge in Rwanda’s quest to be an ICT
regional.
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