Ministry of Water and
Irrigation and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) have
signed the Implementation Agreement at the Ministry’s HQ at Ubungo, yesterday.
The agreement outlines the
interventions that will be carried out within the framework of Technical
Cooperation between the Governments of the United Republic of Tanzania and of
the Federal Republic of Germany.
Speaking at the signing
ceremony the Ministry of Water and Irrigation’s Permanent Secretary, Eng. Mbogo
Futakamba said that, with GIZ’s support, several instruments for policy
coordination and implementation have been put in place, including the Water
Supply and Sanitation Regulations and the Water Sector Programme Implementation
Manual.
Eng. Futakamba continued by
saying, the current 3-year cycle of GIZ’s support to the Water Sector Programme,
which runs from March 2016 to February 2019
with a funding envelop of Euro 9.5 million, will concentrate on a number of distinct working areas
of Sectoral Framework and Sector Finance, Urban Water
Supply and Sanitation, Regulatory Framework and Climate-Sensitive Water
Resources Management.
Meanwhile, the GIZ Country Director, Dr. Regine Qualmann said that, it is in the interest of the Government of Germany that, through
effective cooperation with Tanzanian Government the implementation of the GIZ
supported water sector development programme will achieve its intended
objectives and targets, and to do so in a sustainable manner. As we will always
support Tanzania and its development as far as our cooperation is concerned.
The cooperation between
Tanzania and Germany existed since 1975, and it has been guided by a shared
vision of promoting Tanzania’s development in a sustainable manner. Over the
years, the focus and priorities have somewhat changed, in order to adapt to
changing conditions and priorities on site, but also to take on board changing
global initiatives and development agendas.
Yesterdays’ signing ceremony signalled
the continuation of the joint commitment of the two Governments, towards
accomplishing some of the unfinished global commitments of the (8) Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs), which have
now been reformulated into (17) measurable Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), under the Global Agenda for
2030.
The Ministry of Water and Irrigation’s Permanent Secretary, Eng. Mbogo Futakamba together with the Counsellor- Head of Cooperation at the Embassy of Federal Republic of Germany in Tanzania, Julia Hannig (at the left) and the GIZ Country Director, Dr. Regine Qualmann.
The invitees listening to the presentantion.
The Ministry of Water and Irrigation’s Permanent Secretary, Eng. Mbogo Futakamba together with the GIZ Country Director, Dr. Regine Qualmann signing the agreement.
The Ministry of Water and Irrigation’s Permanent Secretary, Eng. Mbogo Futakamba together with the GIZ Country Director, Dr. Regine Qualmann exchanging the agreement documents.
The Ministry of Water and Irrigation’s Permanent Secretary, Eng. Mbogo Futakamba together with the GIZ Country Director, Dr. Regine Qualmann in a group photo with ministry’s, GIZ’s and EWURA’s representatives.
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