Project Pipeline

The Msimbazi Basin Development Project in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, is an integrated infrastructure initiative focused on flood resilience, urban development, and environmental restoration in the flood-prone lower Msimbazi River Basin. 

• Flood Control Infrastructure: Includes river channel improvements, recontouring of the flood plain, multi-level flood retention terraces, riverbank protection, sediment management facilities, and construction supervision.
• Resilient Transport Infrastructure : Upgrades to key transport assets such as widening and raising the Jangwani Bridge to handle flash floods, demolition and relocation of the Jangwani Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) depot to a flood-proof site, and improvements to roads and bridges to enhance hydraulic conveyance and connectivity.
• Msimbazi City Park and Redevelopment Area : Development of a city park including wetlands restoration, mangrove revitalization, utilities, recreational facilities, market areas, and mixed-use urban development with resilient infrastructure like roads, lighting, drainage, and wastewater management.
• Watershed Management : Activities include greening, erosion control, pollution monitoring and enforcement, sediment management, emergency planning, and installation of hydrometeorological monitoring equipment.
• Institutional Strengthening : Enhancing local government capacity for resilient urban development, including design reviews, construction oversight, and environmental and social safeguards