Investments aim at improving both the quantity and quality of water supply to established standards through

1. Improving information on existing networks;

2. Reducing unaccounted-for-water through leak detection, system rehabilitation and repair and reducing illegal connections;

3. System rationalization and optimisation, e.g. replacement of bunched connections;

4. providing of bulk and consumer meters and other system appurtenances; and where necessary;

5. Augmenting supplies and extending distribution networks. This would enable 83% coverage to be achieved by the end of the program period of 2016, with a majority of the households receiving potable quality water on a 24/7 basis. These investments will be accompanied by civic awareness campaign and capacity building to support WSS reforms for sustainable service delivery.