Following the success of MOFA IV, MOFA V and MOFA VI are planned to further expand water and sanitation services across additional districts in Rwanda.

Key Features:

• Expansion of water supply networks to underserved regions
• Implementation of sustainable sanitation solutions
• Community engagement and capacity building programs
• Integration with national water management strategies

These phases are expected to be completed by 2027, continuing the successful collaboration between WaterAid Japan, MOFA Japan, and local Rwandan authorities.

A new initiative is in the early planning phase for the construction of a state-of-the-art Chlorine Processing Plant in Rwanda.

Project Objectives:

• Ensure reliable supply of high-quality chlorine for water treatment
• Reduce dependency on imported water treatment chemicals
• Enhance Rwanda's capacity to maintain safe drinking water standards
• Support national public health initiatives

This facility will play a crucial role in supporting water treatment efforts across the country, ensuring consistent access to safe drinking water while promoting local production capabilities.