WIOSAP

The overall responsibility of the Regional Task Force on River Flows (RTF-RFs) is to support the PMU in the effective implementation of activities defined in Component C of the Programme, while specific responsibilities will be to:

§ Support the review of concepts and proposals submitted to the PMU for funding including giving technical support for the improvement of proposals considered viable for funding;

§ Facilitate the development of a coherent regional vision and strategy for work on river flow management within the context of environmentally sustainable development;

Members:

Japhet Kashaigili, George Venance Lugomela, Sebastiani Keino Ambinintsoa Roby, Solonirinantenaina Heliarivonjy Rakotondramano, Prof. Mwakio P. Tole, Lara Van Niekerk

Improving water quality by use of constructed wetland wastewater treatment as a Farm in the South of Mahé Island

Implementing organisation:

Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change- Seychelles

Type of implementing organization:

Government ministries, departments & institutions

Project(s) linked to:

WIOSAP

Tags :

constructed wetland, wastewater treatment, water quality

Project Summary:

Project Status:

Under Implementation/Ongoing

Country of implementation:

Seychelles

Regional Task Force on Water Quality

Organization/Institution/Project linked to:

WIOSAP

The overall responsibility of the Regional Task Force on Water Quality (RTF-WQ) is to support the PMU in the effective implementation of activities defined in Component B of the Programme, while specific responsibilities will be to:

§ Support the review of concepts and proposals submitted to the PMU for funding including giving technical support for the improvement of proposals considered viable for funding;

§ Facilitate the development of a coherent regional vision and strategy for work on municipal wastewater management within the context of environmentally sustainable development;

§ Encourage each country to build a constituency for work on WWM among formal and informal stakeholders, including governments, management authorities, private sector, communities and encourage dialogue between collaborators;

Members:

Yves Jean Michael Mong, Daniel Munga, Arshad Rawat, Richard Kimwaga, Motebang Dominic Vincent Nakin