World Bank Approves First Phase in a Holistic Approach to Addressing Water Security in Cameroon
Venue : Cameroon
The World Bank approved the first $200 million phase of an 11-year, $950 million program to strengthen water institutions, advance IWRM, and expand access to water and sanitation in Cameroon. The phase targets priority regions, including Adamawa, North, Far North, Yaoundé, and Douala, and supports reforms at CAMWATER. The program is expected to provide safe water to 3.9 million people and sanitation access to 2.9 million people.
The World Bank approved the first $200 million phase of an 11-year, $950 million program to strengthen water institutions, advance IWRM, and expand access to water and sanitation in Cameroon. The phase targets priority regions, including Adamawa, North, Far North, Yaoundé, and Douala, and supports reforms at CAMWATER. The program is expected to provide safe water to 3.9 million people and sanitation access to 2.9 million people.