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Evelyne Itanisa brother, Secretary of the Arusha Regional Administrator;

First of all, I thank Almighty God for mercy most of us life and good health and enable us to come here today. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for inviting me to open the 2013 Annual General Meeting




of the Implementation of the Rural Water Programme. This meeting is important that you are prepared to comply with existing consumer rights planning ahead. consumer rights In addition, joining us here signifies unity and cooperation that you have to deal with various issues related to water supply in rural areas where more than 77.5 percent of Tanzanians live there.

This meeting takes place when we have different strategies for implementation requiring access to water, especially in rural areas. We all know that the government has prepared the National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA), which gives priority to the water sector as one of the key sectors in implementing the strategy. In addition, we have the Millennium goals, vision and direction of the Ministry of Water vitakavyowezesha rapid development and sustainability in the water sector. consumer rights

Also, there is the National Water Policy of 2002, the National consumer rights Strategy for the Development of the Water Sector in 2006, Software Development of the Water Sector in 2006 and the Water Act of 2009, including the Guidelines consumer rights range. This guidance is clear, what is required is to use it effectively together to accelerate the implementation to achieve the objectives set out in the Water Sector.

Despite the presence of strategies and policies I have mentioned above, access to water and adequate assurance for rural people is still a challenge. We need to put more energy and a new approach based on population growth and water shortages present. The decline is largely caused by damage to the environment, consumer rights resulting in many water sources dry up or decrease. Environmental degradation also leads to the absence or deficiency of rain in some parts of the country and climate change.

In response to these challenges, the Government has allocated to testing water catchment consumer rights



areas and constrain function to prevent pollution and degradation of these sources. Also, construction of new projects, expansion and maintenance of rural water supply infrastructure is taking place in different areas to move water services closer to the people. Due to these efforts, the number of people living consumer rights in rural areas who have access to water supply, safe and adequate near the settlement has grown from people 16.3 million in 2006 at the start of implementation of the Water and Sanitation Rural to million 20.6 in 2012.

In 2006 the Government prepared and Development Programme for the Water Sector protection of water sources and increase sustainable access to water and sanitation for all citizens in the country. Implementation of the program is to meet the requirements and principles of the National Water Policy of 2002. In addition, preparation of Program Water and Sanitation consumer rights under the Rural Development Programme for Water Sector is national efforts to reduce poverty and improve the health and lives of the people living in villages. Specific focus is to ensure that 62 percent of rural people have access to a sustainable clean water by 2014.

I am told this Conference consumer rights will discuss the challenges faced in the implementation of the Water and Sanitation, Rural and program implementation in 2013/2014 which is the largest programs ever done in the past years. consumer rights In addition, you will discuss the new system to speed up the implementation, management and monitoring of rural water projects. The aim is to reorganize in order to achieve the goals we set for ourselves through a range of programs and strategies National and International.

In the budget session of the year 2013/2014, the Government decided to increase yaWizara Water Budget for the year 2013/2014 to implement many more water projects in rural areas. The goal is to reduce the huge burden of the lack of water for the people living vijijini.Ongezeko This was due to the high demand of the rural population presented by honorable when contributing Speech Ministry of Water. Due to the contributions of Tshs 184.5 billion added in the normal budget of the Ministry of Water.

The increased funding aims to complete construction of water projects in 10 villages consumer rights each Council which has taken longer to completion. This will bring an increase in the availability of water supply for the rural population k
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