As part of the ongoing implementation of Phase 4 of the Palma Water Rehabilitation Project, ALPS Resilience recently welcomed a field visit from partners to key project sites in Palma District. During the visit, the team toured two elevated water towers currently under construction, including their associated public water points. These sites are part of the broader effort to expand access to safe and reliable water for communities across the district. The visit also included

ALPS Resilience continues to make steady progress under Phase 4 of the Palma Water Rehabilitation Project, with a strong emphasis on community participation and local ownership. Across Palma District, local residents are actively involved in the construction of new public water points, bringing safe and reliable water sources closer to their communities. This hands-on approach not only accelerates implementation but also ensures that infrastructure is maintained and sustained

ALPS Resilience has officially launched Phase 4 of the Palma Water Rehabilitation Project, marking another important milestone in expanding access to safe water in northern Mozambique. This new phase is expected to benefit thousands of families in Palma District through the continued development of critical water infrastructure. Key activities include the construction of 14 elevated water towers, with several already underway, as well as the installation of public water point

Alps Resilience, Pemba, Mozambique team celebrating international worker's day 2020