Tamale Mayor engages stakeholders on Tamale–Damongo Water Supply Project
The Tamale Metropolitan Chief Executive, Mohammed Abu Takoro, has joined stakeholders for a workshop on the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for the Tamale–Damongo Water Supply Project, as preparations intensify toward the implementation phase.
The workshop brought together officials of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), led by the Northern Regional Chief Manager, Ing. Rashid Soale Braimah, as well as Assembly Members and Government Appointees within the Tamale Metropolis.
The engagement focused on strengthening coordination among key stakeholders and addressing issues related to the resettlement component of the project ahead of its implementation.
Mohammed Abu Takoro acknowledged the challenges communities within the metropolis continue to face regarding access to reliable water supply. He said the Assembly was working closely with GWCL and the central government to ensure the project is successfully implemented.
He stressed the importance of effective stakeholder engagement and coordination to help address concerns that may arise during the implementation of the project and ensure that affected communities are properly considered under the Resettlement Action Plan.
The Tamale Mayor expressed appreciation to residents for their patience and continued support, saying the project represents an important step toward finding a lasting solution to the water supply challenges confronting Tamale and surrounding communities.
Source: Northwebonline.com
