New water- saving building code nears

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

FRANCISTOWN: Stakeholders at the recently ended Water Pitso held here, have resolved on an inter-ministerial approach to revamp the building code to ensure greater water conservation from new structures.

Presenting resolutions after the Pitso last week, Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) Director of Infrastructure, Gaselemogwe Senai said the changes to the code were part of water conservation and demand management effort.

“This will be led by the Department of Water Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture, Department of Building and Engineering Services, Land Boards and WUC,” he said.

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New water- saving building code nears

FRANCISTOWN: Stakeholders at the recently ended Water Pitso held here, have resolved on an inter-ministerial approach to revamp the building code to ensure greater water conservation from new structures.