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6 FAQs about Botswana water storage

How can Botswana protect its water resources?

Despite these challenges, Botswana is taking steps to safeguard its water resources. One key initiative is the use of Earth Observation (EO) data and technologies to monitor and assess groundwater resources, flood risk, and other water-related parameters.

Why is underground water storage important in Botswana?

Underground Storage: The lack of further economical dam-sites in Botswana represents a cap in water storage capacity. This can be overcome by underground storage of surface run-off water. This technology will allow Botswana to harvest additional water thus improving water security.

Who supplies water in Botswana?

Over the years, there have been several water suppliers in Botswana. The Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) has been supplying towns and cities. In addition, it has been supplying the Department of Water Affairs and District Councils with bulk water for further distribution to the remaining areas in the country.

Does Botswana rely on groundwater?

This reliance is particularly intense in rural areas, where most villages and the mining industry are entirely dependent on groundwater. Despite these challenges, Botswana is taking steps to safeguard its water resources.

How much does water cost in Botswana?

Water Rates remain very affordable in Botswana. The Water Utilities Corporation – WUC recently hiked prices, but I still only pay about P85 (approximately $8) per month. I think based on two adults it's very reasonable. I must stress however, that the further out you live from the centre, the cheaper the water is.

Does Botswana have a water shortage?

Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa, is renowned for its vast mineral deposits and arid landscapes. However, this aridity comes at a cost: water scarcity. The country faces a critical challenge in ensuring a sustainable water supply for its growing population and its agricultural and industrial sectors.

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