Japan's Water Project in Tajikistan Receives Lowest Rating Due to Poor Performance

A Japanese-funded water supply system in Tajikistan's Khatlon region, completed in 2013, provided residents with water for only 10.9 hours daily. An external evaluation commissioned by JICA rated the project 'D', the lowest possible score. Japan is now funding a new system in the Abdurahmoni Jomi district, applying lessons learned in metering and maintenance.

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