The Antanambao Manampotsy project will develop water-supply, retention and resource-management infrastructure in Madagascar's Atsinanana Region. It is intended to improve drinking-water access, protect sources, reduce waterborne disease, strengthen climate resilience and support agricultural productivity for about 71,910 residents. A published schedule anticipated procurement by April 2026 and construction from May 2026.
The project combines water-supply infrastructure with climate-resilient water-resource management in Antanambao Manampotsy, Atsinanana Region, Madagascar. The concept includes cascading lakes and retention structures, water treatment and distribution systems, protection of community sources and improved monitoring. It is designed to serve approximately 71,910 residents and support public health, household water access, local livelihoods and agricultural production.
Expand access to safe drinking water; protect and sustainably manage community water sources; reduce waterborne disease; implement climate-adaptation measures; develop resilient retention, treatment and distribution infrastructure; strengthen water-resource monitoring; support agriculture and local livelihoods; and improve quality of life for households, schools and public facilities.