Namibia’s Water Revolution: Sustainable Infrastructure Projects Boost Agricultural Security in Outapi and Oshakati
Namibia’s sustainable water management initiatives are transforming agricultural water supply and boosting water security in agriculture. Two groundbreaking water infrastructure projects in the northern region aim to address capacity limitations and ensure reliable access to clean water. The expansion of the Outapi Water Treatment Plant will significantly increase water output, supporting agricultural development in arid regions. Simultaneously, the construction of a new pipeline between Ogongo and Oshakati will enhance water resource management, crucial for climate resilient farming. These projects align with Farmonaut’s mission to promote sustainable irrigation systems and water conservation in farming. By strengthening water infrastructure and treatment facilities, Namibia is paving the way for improved agricultural productivity and food security. Discover how these initiatives are shaping the future of sustainable agriculture in Namibia and learn about innovative water management strategies that can be applied to your own farming practices.