This rapid assessment for water supply and sanitation was sponsored by the USAID-funded Supporting the Policy Environment for Economic Development (SPEED+), a four-year project (2016 to 2020) designed to support broad-based inclusive economic growth and the conservation of natural resources in Mozambique.
SPEED+ works with both public and private sectors, providing technical assistance and capacity-building to improve the business enabling environment, attract investment, and expand markets. SPEED+ supports public-private policy dialogue and the implementation of government policies and regulations in four broad sectoral areas: 1) agriculture, 2) trade and business enabling environment, 3) power and water, and 4) biodiversity conservation.