Work is in full swing on the rehabilitation of existing hydraulic infrastructure that needs to be brought back into operation. The affected section is between the Nyaruseke and Murama hills.
In recent weeks, the materials needed to continue the work planned for the Water Source of Life and Development project have been delivered.
What does rehabilitation involve?
In this area, the replacement of damaged public fountains and non-functioning hydraulic accessories is planned, as well as the 
repair of those tanks that have leaks.
In short, everything that is essential to bring back into service the infrastructure that is no longer operational , improving access to drinking water in the province of Cibitoke, Burundi.
The new aqueduct: where are we at?
Also on this front, news relating to the new aqueduct in the province of Cibitoke 
they are excellent: the excavation of the trenches for the 21 new kilometres of network is almost complete .
We remind you that the construction of ten tanks and nineteen public fountains is planned, some of which will be located near four schools.
This ambitious project to bring drinking water to this part of Burundi is vital for the local community. And it will mark a major transformation.
(The project is being implemented by AMU in close collaboration with its local partner CASOBU, with the fundamental support of the CEI – Italian Episcopal Conference)