1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Dar es Salaam faces a deepening water crisis. Daily demand stands at 770 million litres against a production capacity of only 534 million litres — a 236 million litre daily shortfall. More than 40% of the city has no access to the DAWASA pipeline network, and non-revenue water (water produced but lost to leakage and illegal connections) has historically reached 53%. Meanwhile, DAWASCO is owed over $8.1 million in unpaid bills from public institutions alone.
This report presents a comprehensive feasibility assessment for deploying smart prepaid water meters integrated with Tanzania’s mobile money infrastructure across Dar es Salaam’s five districts. The model addresses three simultaneous failures: the affordability barrier for low-income households, the revenue collection failure for DAWASCO, and the physical infrastructure gap in underserved areas.
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2. CITY OVERVIEW & TARGET AREAS / LOCALITIES
3. POPULATION & WATER CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS
3. POPULATION & WATER CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS
5. SMART METER + MOBILE MONEY INTEGRATION MODEL
5.1 Technology Options
5.2 Mobile Money Integration Architecture
6. INVESTMENT STRUCTURE — NGO / GOVERNMENT / PRIVATE SECTOR
6.1 Phased Investment Plan
6.2 Investment Sources & Roles
7. RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI) — SHARED MODEL
7.3 Social Return on Investment (SROI)
8. LONG-TERM AGREEMENT (LTA) FRAMEWORK
8.1 Proposed LTA Structure
8.2 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for LTA
9. IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP
10. CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
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