Mkhondvo Ngwavuma Water Augmentation Program (MNWAP)
Project Description
This is a multi-sectoral project focusing on:
- Construction of three dams and irrigation infrastructure
- Construction of an agro-processing zone
- Development of an eco-city
The project seeks to enhance food security, reduce poverty and build resilience to climate change through water and irrigation infrastructure development.
Project Location:
Mkhondvo-Ngwavuma River Basin, Eswatini
Lead Agency/ Project Promoter:
Eswatini Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise
Contact
Eswatini Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise
Name: Bongani Magagula
Job Title: Director – Projects
Email: bonganimagagula@ewade.co.sz
Current Status/ Stage of Project:
- Mpakeni Dam under construction and 43% complete
- MNWAP Masterplan development
- Project completion date April 2028
Estimated Cost of the Project:
Multi-billion dollar project
Investment Required
Multi-billion dollar project
Period of Implementation:
Completion targeted for April 2028
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Country
Eswatini
Location (s)
Mkhondvo-Ngwavuma River Basin
Sector
Infrastructure: Transport, Energy, ICT, Mining and Water
Sub Sector
Water
Investment Value Range
+ 100 million USD
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