Gulu water supply and sanitation phase 1 project components

GULU — Upgraded Oyitino dam water storage capacity from 2.7B litres of water to now 4.2B litres of water.

•Improvd daily water production from 3million litres of water per day to now 10million litres of water supplied
•Rehabilitated the waste water stabilization ponds
•Constructed a Faecal sludge treatment plant at Cubu
•Upgraded existing sewers and laid new sewer mains in Gulu City
•Upgraded the Oyitino dam pumping system from 5million litres of water pay capacity to now 10million litres of water per day.

•Installed a 400KVA generator at Oyitino Dam
•Interconnected Oyitino Dam 1 to Oyitino Dam 2. The two will ably supply the city during the hard dry season
• Rehabilitation of Gulu water works
•Upgraded Gulu city distribution network
•200 community sewer connections
•6 motorised boreholes with installed capacity of upto 2.4milion litres of water per day
•Construction of 42 public toilets comprising of 250 stances in public places and institutions

NWSC to serve over 341,000 people in Gulu City and surrounding towns under Phase 2
The Government of Uganda through NWSC is constructing the Gulu Water Supply and Sanitation project to serve over 341,000 people in Gulu, Karuma, Kamdini, Minakulu, Bobi, Palenga, Koro- Abili and the surrounding areas

The project will draw water from River Nile at Karuma.

The project encompasses;
•72km bulk water transmission main from Karuma to Gulu.
•30million litres per/day capacity water intake at Karuma.
•10million litres per/day capacity Nile water treatment plant
• No (2) 5.3million litres capacity water reservoirs
•Water Pumping station
•SCADA system for the new plant and supply system
•42 water borne toilets
•Improve access to safe Sanitation to over 170, 000 people.

The civil works at the water intake in Karuma are complete.

Work on the treatment plant, reservoirs and pipeline are expected to commence in June next year will end by June 2023.

Upon completion, the two projects will cater for demand for water services in Gulu and the surrounding towns upto the year 2040.

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