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BOTSHELO WATER
Presentation on DWAF annual report 2005/6
Services rendered to us by the department and our contribution
towards rural development of water and sanitation services
Vision Statement
Botshelo Water will become the recognised global model for the efficient and effective supply of
quality water and sanitation services, whilst recognising the right
of all to access basic water services.
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
BOTSHELO WATER NOTED THE FOLOWING :
• DWAF commitment towards NEPAD and other initiatives such as ASGISA
• Involvement on SADC level• Support to local government• Support to water boards
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
BOTSHELO WATER NOTED THE FOLLOWING:
• Setting up of Catchment Management Agencies, such as the Crocodile West Marico CMA
• Transformation of irrigation boards to WUA’s-however slow progress with Grootfontein
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
BOTSHELO WATER NOTED THE FOLLOWING :
• Bucket eradication
• Water quality
• Water conservation and demand management
• Policy setting and regulatory functions
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
• Water Allocation Reform (WAR)• Provincial Water Summit (NWP) as well as
National Summit-very successful• DWAF North West Regional support-highly
appreciated • TSWASA scheme providing water to
Gaborone- BW service provider
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
• Facilitation role regarding WSP agreements between BW and WSA’s
• Business Plan and Tariff-inputs and adjudication• Appointment of Board members-current term of office
of BW Board members lapses 31 Oct. Await panel members to be appointed-nominations closed 11 Oct. Extension requested to end Dec to allow process to be concluded
NORTHERN CAPE
FREE STATE
GAUTENG
NORTHERN TRANSVAAL
BOTSWANA
NORTH WEST PROVINCEN
WaterboardsGoudveld WaterMagalies WaterNWWSARand WaterWestern Tvl Water Company
Sedibeng
Magalies
RandBW
Botshelo Water COVERS 42% OF THE PROVINCE
Population Served
UrbanRural
Estimated Population Served
TOTAL THIS STUDY ; 1 220 000LOS Sanitation Below RDP 732 000LOS Sanitation Above RDP 488 000LOS Water Above RDP 854 000 LOS Water Below RDP 366 000Rural Served Com 183 000Urban Served Com 1 037 000
LOS SANITATION ABOVE RDP
LOS SANITATION BELOW RDP
LOS WATER ABOVE RDP
LOS WATER BELOW RDP
NORTHERN CAPE
NORTH WEST PROVINCE
FREE STATE
GAUTENG
NORTHERN TRANSVAAL
BOTSWANA
N
Molatedi WTW Kopfonteini WTWDinokana Eye
Mmabatho WTW
Mafikeng WTW
Itsoseng WTW
Motswedi WTW
Pella WTW
Madikwe WTW
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NORTHERN CAPE
NORTH WEST PROVINCE
FREE STATE
GAUTENG
NORTHERN TRANSVAAL
BOTSWANA
N
Towns / Vil lages in NW WSA / District CouncilCentral Ditrict Council - 279Bophirima District Council - 176Rustenburg District Council - 43
NW W SA
Total Towns / Villages - 498
176 VILLAGES
279 VILLAGES
43 VILAGES
RURAL TOWNS / VILLAGES
TOTAL 498
Mmabatho WTW
Mafikeng LMPurified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 3.65
2003 : 3.68
2004 : 3.88
2005 : 3.79
2006 : 5.11
Mafikeng WTW
Mafikeng LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 10.21
2003 : 9.84
2004 : 10.84
2005 : 10.13
2006 : 8.03
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Motswedi WTW
Ramotshere Moiloa LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 1.70
2003 : 2.06
2004 : 1.81
2005 : 2.11
2006 : 1.70
Dinokana Bulk
Ramotshere Moiloa LMPurified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 0.75
2003 : 0.77
2004 : 0.80
2005 : 0.79
2006 : 0.78
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Kopfontein WTW
Ramotshere Moiloa LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 1.83
2003 : 2.01
2004 : 1.94
2005 : 2.07
2006 : 2.13
Itsoseng Bulk
Ditsobotla LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 0.018
2003 : 0.022
2004 : 0.018
2005 : 0.023
2006 : 0.012
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Madikwe WTW
Moses-Kotane LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 0.25
2003 : 0.22
2004 : 0.27
2005 : 0.23
2006 : 0.29
Pella WTW
Moses-Kotane LMPurified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 0.72
2003 : 0.83
2004 : 0.76
2005 : 0.86
2006 : 0.88
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 0.16
2003 : 0.18
2004 : 0.18
2005 : 0.18
2006 : 0.24
Molatedi WTW
Moses-Kotane LM
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Mogwase WWTW
Moses-Kotane LM
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 1.46
2003 : 1.46
2004 : 1.46
2005 : 1.46
2006 : 1.46
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Klipgat WWTW
Tshwane Metro
Purified Water (Mm³/a )
2002 : 20.08
2003 : 20.08
2004 : 20.08
2005 : 20.08
2006 : 20.08
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Temba WWTW
Tshwane Metro
Purified Water (Ml/a )
2002 : 4.56
2003 : 4.56
2004 : 4.56
2005 : 4.56
2006 : 4.56
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MOSES-KOTANE LM
Yard Connections
2001: 1733
2002 : 1895
2003 : 2578
2004 : 3149
2005 : 3811
2006 : 4232
Free Basic Water implemented since
01-07-2001 to yard & house connections
CENTRAL DISTRICT
MUNICIPALITY
Yard Connections
2001: 4319
2002 : 5563
2003 : 6905
2004 : 7000
2005 : 12879
BOPHIRIMA DISTRICT
MUNICIPALITY
Yard Connections
2001 : 362
2002 : 425
2003 : 587
2004 : 611
2005 : 701
2006 : 800
BOTSHELO WATER PROJECTS(1995-2006)
>270 VILLAGES TO RDP STANDARDMAINLY FROM GROUND WATER AS WELL AS SURFACE
WATER>300 000 PEOPLE SERVED
>R180m UTILISED
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CENTRAL DMDINOKANA/MATHLASE PH 1 REFURBISHMENT R3m
PH 2a REFURBISHMENT R4.2m
NEED EXTRA R8m URGENTLY PH2(b)
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MOSES KOTANE LM REGIONAL WATER BALANCE
AREA DIVIDED INTO 16 DEMAND NODES
PEL LA
MABESKRAAL
SAU LSPOO RT
LEDIG
LERO ME
MANAM AKGO TEN G
DORI NGPO ORT
MM ATAU
MO KGALW ANENG
TL OKW EN G
MO GW ASEBATL HALERW A
MO LATEDI
SU N CI TY
KO FFI EKR AAL
MO TL HABE
KH AYAKH ULU
MAKW EL ENG
DE BRAK
UITVAL
KR AALHO EK
SETIKI LE
UITKYK_ M ANKWE- MADI KWE
MO DDERKUI L
WITKLI P
PH UTING
TSW ARO
MM ANTSERRE
MO NONO NO
MO DIM ONG [1 ]
GA-R AMO KOKA
WELG EVAL
FRI SCHGEW AAGD
BAG ATLA
TO ELANIE
BO JATING
SESO BE
BAPO NG_ M ANKWE- MADI KWE
SESI BITSW E
MID DELKUI L
LETLHAKENG
MADI KWE
DISAKE
MARETLW ANA
TSW AANENG
TL HATLHAG ANYANE
THABENG
WIL GESPRUI T
DINO KANENG WELVERD IENT
MABAALSTAD_ MANKW E-M ADIKW E
MAKG OPE
LEKUTUNG
MABELE- A-PO DI
MO NTSAN A
TAAIBO SCHKUI L ( SIGA)
VR EDE_M ANKWE- M AD IKWE
HOL FO NTEIN
MO DIM ONG _M ANKWE- M ADIKWE
FIR STG ATEMPHO NYOKE
MANKAIPAYA
MO GO DITSHANE
EL ANDSKUI L
KO EDO ESPR UIT
OBAKENG
GANSKUIL
LEBOANEN G
MARAPAL ALLO
RUIG HOEK - A
BO HUL E
GA-R APHIRIVO OR DONKER
MAUBANA_ MAN KWE-MADI KW E
GA M ANAM ELA
BL OEMENDAL
BO DIR ELO INDU STRI AL ESTATE
SEO LO NG
RAMO TL HAJW E
NKOG ALWE
KW A-MAKOSH ONG
MO LO RWE
MM ORO GO NG
GA-R AMO SIDI
SW ARTKLIP HOSTELS
MAREUMA
RAMO SIBITSWANA
LEGO GAL WE
LETLHAKANE
NGW EDING
MAG ALANE
RAMO KGO LELA
RASIM ONE PL ATI NUM M INE
MAG ONG
RAMPAM PASPOO RT
NTSAN A- LE- M ETSIN G
VO GEL STR UISDRAAI
MAHO BIESKRAAL
LESOBENG
RUIG HOEK - B
MATROO STER
KG AMATHA
KAM EELBO OM
MO RETEL ETSI - A
KL IPKUI L
VL AKFONTEIN
KL ARESTROO M
BAPH IRING _FARM
GA-R ABOREFI
A. F. M.
KW A-M ASEKOL ANE
MM OPYANE
LOTW ANE
ZAND FO NTEIN
MAO LOG ANE
PH ATENG
BAR ATHEO
MARAPAL WE
GA-M O SI LEL A
PI TSED ISULEJ ANG
GOED EHOO P
SI LKAATSKOP
LOSM YTJERRIE
SC HOO NGEZIC HT
MABELEN G
BO RITENG
GA-R AMO GA
KH UTSWANE
MO RETEL ETSI - B
TL HAPATSEN A
NTU ANE
WIL DEBEESTKUI L
ELANDSRIVIER
MOLATEDI DAM
VAALKOP DAM
ROODEKOPJES DAMMADIKWE DAM
MARICO BOSVELD DAM
K ROMELLENBOOG DAM
HOUWATER DAM
UITKYK DAM
BIERSPRU IT DAM
LINDLEYSPOORT DAM
MARETLWANA
MOSWAFOLE DAM
7
1
5
11
8
3
4
10
6
2
12
15
9
14
13
16
Botshelo Water one stop services
delivery WSP BULK WATER
RETAILRURAL
BILLINGCOLLECTION
COST RECOVERY
RAW WATER
WATER LOSS MANAGEMENT
PROJECTS
ASSET MANAGEMENT
SEWAGE, SANITATION
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TARIFF for BULK POTABLE WATER
• MFMA Sect 42 process:
• Raw water tariff received
• First consultation with CDM 18 Oct 06
• Proposed tariff Mid November 06
• Submission of tariffs to Parliament 15 Mar 07
Funding RequiredFor basic services and LED
• Water Sanitation
• R1.277 b R1.391 b
OPERATIONS
We maintain schemes, both bulk and rural in areas of the following Water Services Authorities:
- Central District Municipality
- Bophirima District Municipality
- Moses Kotane LM
OPERATIONS
We maintain Waste Water Treatment Works
Department of Health and Social Development in hospitals like Thusong in Itsoseng, Mafikeng Provincial Hospital, etc.
Boreholes QuantitiesWindmills 971Engines 714Hand Pumps 564Electric Motors 91TOTAL 2340
OPERATIONSCoupled with rural schemes there are boreholes that need to be maintained so as to provide safe potable water made up of the following quantities
OPERATIONS
Windmills are dual purpose:
domestic and livestockI
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Retail Water: - Ditsobotla LM: Itsoseng Town- Bophirima DM: Ganyesa Villages- Mafikeng LM: Mafikeng Town
- Central DM: peri-urban villages around Mafikeng Town
- Ramotshere Moiloa LM: Welbedacht and peri-urban villages in Dinokana and
Motswedi area.
- Moses-Kotane LM: Madikwe Town, Silwerkrans, Pella, Sesibitswe and
Vrede.
ASSET MANAGEMENT :
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ASSET MANAGEMENT:
Scheduled Preventative Maintenance System through the aid of computer software (PRAGMA SYSTEM) is our strength in maintaining our Assets.
This computerized system helps to effectively plan, monitor, control and report.
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Municipality 2005/6 2004/5million Kl million Kl
Mafikeng LM 11.740 12.213Distsobotla LM 2.033 2.670Central DM 0.174 0.130
Bulk Potable Water Billed
TSWASA WATER SCHEME
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BW manages, operates and maintains bulk raw water supply from the Molatedi dam to Gaborone in Botswana.
We pump 5,221 Ml per annum, (average of 14.3 Ml per day) into the Gaborone Dam
We release 7,400 Ml (average of 20.3 Ml per day) of irrigation water released to Derdepoort Irrigation Board down-stream in the Marico river as the scheme’s secondary function. The releases were lower than last year because of the restriction imposed for six months as per TOCC agreement.
TSWASA WATER SCHEME
RETAIL WATER SALES
A sliding scale of tariffs
Subsidised by Government
Strict quality control measures
The total volume 2005/6: 2.775 million kilolitres
Revenue totalling R 8.97 m
Kagisano LM 850Ramotshere Moiloa LM6544Moses Kotane LM 4232Mafikeng LM 1868
CONSUMER POINTS
COST RECOVERY, WATER LOSS AND DEMAND MANAGEMENT:
Cost Recovery is low.
Unauthorized connections.
Statutory measures are taken
Dinokana
Amnesty programmes
A major capital investment will be required
Reticulation Systems in certain areas are in need of refurbishment/upgrading
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING MIDVAAL WATER COMPANY
Midvaal has sufficient spare capacity in their plant to supply huge areas with water.
Effort to supply bulk water into mainly the CDM.
The south east of Botswana is in dire need of water.
Presentation made to Construction Infrastructure Working Group and DWAF.
Request for funding of feasibility study.
HUMAN RESOURCES
Skills Provision:BW provides training to communities on an ongoing basis.
Water Awareness / Water Quality
Water Conservation
The Water related Legislation.
HIV AIDS
Cost Recovery
Free Basic Water
Financial Summary 2005/6 2004/5INCOME R million R millionWater Sales 36,363 36,246Rural Maintenance 32,825 35,028Sewerage Recovery 5,486 13,608
Financial Summary2005/6 2004/5Expenses: R million R millionDirect Cost of Bulk & Retail Supply 26,753 24,342Direct Cost of Rural Maint 32,612 29,049Direct Cost of Sewerage Plant 4,084 9,745
DWAF ANNUAL REPORT 05/06
• BW WISHES TO EXPRESS GRATITUDE TO DWAF HEAD OFFICE AND NW PROVINCIAL OFFICE, IN SPITE OF CERTAIN CONSTRAINTS,FOR THEIR CONCERTED EFFORTS AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER IN WHICH THEY CONDUCTED BUSINESS IN THE PAST YEAR