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Coca-Cola Beverages Africa funds water resilience project in Namibia

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Coca-Cola Beverages Africa contributed funding to the //Gam-i Swakop Basin Resilience Project in Namibia, a US$1.22 million initiative designed to strengthen water security in the Swakop River Basin. The project was launched in Windhoek, and Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy Modestus Amutse represented Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the event.

From allafrica.com

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The initiative supports the broader push for investment in the African water sector. Officials noted that water security is crucial for all development in Namibia, as factories require water to operate.

The funding contributes to advocacy for greater investment in the African water sector during the United Nations Water Conference.

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    Industries in the Swakop River Basin might see improved operational stability due to strengthened water supply

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