Nine hundred thousand dollars has been designated for clean and safe drinking water initiatives in Niurua and Naqumu villages in Macuata. This announcement was made by Macuata provincial administrator Revoni Rakasa during a recent meeting of the Macuata Provincial Council held at Sasa Village on Friday.
Ms. Rakasa noted that the Government has set aside a total of $637 million to enhance infrastructure and services in the northern region of the country. She emphasized the commitment to ensuring that residents of the Northern Division, including Macuata, have access to essential services.
The allocated funds are intended for vital projects, which include the maintenance and improvement of roads, water supply systems, communication networks, and market accessibility. While several projects have already been identified for funding, Ms. Rakasa acknowledged that responding to community needs would take some time.
She highlighted the Government’s previous efforts, citing that over $655 million was used for disaster relief last year, reflecting their dedication to helping communities recover from natural calamities.
This news signals a positive development for the communities in Macuata, as the imminent investment in critical infrastructure aims to significantly improve the quality of life for residents. The focus on clean drinking water projects is particularly crucial, as access to safe water is fundamental for health and well-being.
In summary, the Government’s commitment to infrastructure improvement and disaster recovery underscores a proactive approach to community support in Macuata, leading to enhanced living conditions and resilience in facing future challenges.
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