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Botswana: A 700-Kilometer pipeline sparks hope

The project will supply water from Lesotho, addressing one of the country's biggest challenges: the shortage of potable water.

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A project that promises to transform the lives of thousands of people in Botswana is the construction of a 700-kilometer pipeline that will bring water from Lesotho, directly addressing one of the country’s greatest challenges: the shortage of potable water. This ambitious project, which has been a government priority, has the potential to significantly improve the living conditions of local communities, especially in the driest and most rural areas of Botswana, where access to water is limited.

The pipeline, which will connect South Africa to Botswana, will not only provide a reliable water source but will also open the door to a safer and more sustainable future for populations affected by drought and water resource shortages. Additionally, the project will have a broader economic impact, as it will improve sanitary conditions, boost agricultural productivity, and promote the growth of local industries that depend on water for their operations.

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This effort is part of a broader set of initiatives the government of Botswana is implementing to modernize and diversify its economy. During a high-level meeting held on April 15, Vice President and Minister of Finance, Ndaba Gaolathe, emphasized that the country is focused on transforming key sectors such as digitalization, agriculture, and state-owned enterprises to reduce dependency on the public sector and strengthen the role of the private sector in the economy.

In addition to improving water infrastructure, the pipeline project aligns with the government’s efforts to diversify the economy and create a more favorable environment for investment in other strategic sectors. In this context, Botswana is also receiving support from the African Development Bank (AfDB), which has pledged to back key reforms and projects through a financial assistance package, including the Governance and Economic Resilience Support Program (GERSP), aimed at improving fiscal management and supporting private sector participation.

This ongoing project is a clear example of how Botswana is moving toward a more resilient and sustainable development model, with the water pipeline serving as a fundamental pillar to ensure the well-being of the population and long-term economic growth.

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