1. SUSTAINABLE WATER AND ENERGY FOR MUNICIPALITIES
ILANGABI INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS AFRICA

2. Project Goals To emphasize the use of sustainable utilities.
To draw from professional capabilities of our team in order to achieve the goals for Zimbabwe Municipalities.
Begin with providing reticulated ground water, recycle solutions and solar energy on all available sites.
Secure project finance and appropriate structures to enhance the goals of Municipalities.

3. Description
Provide reticulated ground water solution and solar energy within the existing operational budget.
Use all available municipal roof space and land for energy to maximise the return on investment for Municipalities.
Use all available sourcing of harvested, recycled and borehole water to reticulate to designated areas.
Finance the project using existing operational budgets and guarantees from Treasury.

4. Competitive Analysis Competitors
We propose a Ilangabi Private Public Partnership. This will manage competition and delivery
Strengths
Ilangabi and the Municipality will work together within the PPP. The agreements will ensure controlled and managed delivery for the community of Zimbabwe
Weaknesses
No guarantee, no funding

5. Technology Rain Harvesting, Recycle and Borehole Water
Sustainable, reaching remote communities
Meter sales to recover costs
Best Practice Standards with Insured Delivery
Equipment of highest quality for consistent delivery
Solar Energy with Sustainable Financial Benefits
Municipal rooves become income producing assets
Best of breed technology
Sustainable job creation
PPP Own the Systems
Systems convert to a rental assets to various municipal entities
System rentals carry a cost saving factor

6. Technology Water Solutions
Borehole
Divining
Drilling
Yield test
Water quality test
Pump specification
Borehole reticulation to bulk tank

7. Rainwater Harvesting Reticulation
Rainwater off roof
Storm water reticulation
Collection sump
Raw water tank
Filtration system
Bulk potable water tank
Daily usage tank
Booster pump system
Homes

8. Black & Grey water system Reticulation
Toilets
Sump
Attenuation tank
Bio reactors
Storage tank
Daily tank

9. Sewerage Site Layout

10. SBS Tanks
SBS Tanks® has a broad product range that boasts tanks with capacities from 12kl up to an impressive 3.3ML water storage tank, the largest single storage solution of its kind. SBS Tanks® services Southern Africa and have a large network of approved distributors worldwide.

11. Costing estimate – Tank, installation and concrete ring beam
125kl @ R
250kl @ R
500kl @ R
1000kl @ R
2000kl @ R
3000kl @ R

12. Water Filtration Systems
Package plants
Potable water treatment
Effluent treatment
Sand filters
Activated carbon
Micro filtration
Ultra filtration
Ultra violet
Chlorinating
Reverse Osmosis

13. Booster Pump System VSD driven Multistage centrifugal pumps
Cascade configuration
Pressure regulation

14. Energy Utilize roof tops for solar system
Create Solar Fields if consumption and cost warrants it (security)
Best of breed technology with optimized output
Online performance monitoring
Ensure optimized efficiency with lighting
Power factor correction where required
Performance guarantees to underwrite the system

15. Team Resources Civil Engineering Structural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Draughting
Quantity surveyors
Accounting and Legal Services
Suppliers
SBS Tanks - Water Storage
Ilangabi - Solar Systems
Ilangabi - Filtration, Pumps and Treatment Plants
Locations
North
South
Central
Support & Outside Services
Outsourced metering
Performance monitoring
Service and maintenance by SLA
Manufacturing
Affordable housing
Solar water heating
Sales

16. Procedures
Ilangabi will work with the Municipalities instead of for the Municipalities.
The PPP will control project deliverables.
Once funding loan is settled, ownership of the PPP will revert to comply with the Municipalities mandates.
Insurance on the risks will be included on a shared risk basis.
External consultants will sign off all installations to comply with audit requirements.

17. Proposed Financing Structure
Straight loan to the PPP supported by a guarantee from Treasury
The loan will support cost of the systems
Each operating entity of the Municipality signs a Utility Usage Agreement (Rental)
This rental will be linked to municipal consumption and current tariffs
The operating municipality pays the rental to the PPP who in turn pays the loan
The capital cost will contain the full project cost
The loan will be in US$ at a rate managed within the rental profile

18. Current Status
Major water projects have commenced but rollout has been restricted by a lack of funding
Ground water and rural solutions are on hold. This project would solve the problem
Not all residents pay for their utility usage as it is circumstance driven

19. Next Steps Obtain approval for the guarantee to secure funding
Discuss any issues
Term Sheet
Discuss and agree the term sheet
Appoint independent auditors to control distributions (gate keeper)
Final Budget and Structure
Approve final designs and costing
Approve rental process and insurance
Post-mortem
Draft SLA’s for each site installation to continue uninterrupted operations