The FSE’s written submission can be found below.
National State of the Water Summer Season Report
Due to the size of the report it has been split into two parts and compressed. Both parts of the report can be found below.
National Weekly Status of Dams Report(Bulletin) – 13 September 2021
Dear Stakeholders, The enclosed weekly bulletin indicates the following: The total volume of surface water in storage nationally expressed as a percentage of full supply capacity of 223 dams with available data is for this week at 79.9%, a decrease from last week by -0.5% of the full supply capacity. Comparatively this week’s storage volume remains +14% higher than at the […]
FSE’s Appeal against the Environmental Authorisation for the Proposed Establishment of a Fuel Filling Station on Erf 3148, Howick, Umngeni Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal
Appeal Submission below for viewing and download.
Transcending Water Infrastructure Challenges by Going Beyond the Gap
Preliminary findings presentation to the WSSLG by Chris Heymans, World Bank.
Eutrophication Management Strategy Presentation
Mr Jurgo van Wyk of the DWS presented the Eutrophication Management Strategy to the Project Steering Committee (PSC) meeting on the 27th instant. The FSE is a member of the PSC. Credit for the presentation should be given to the DWS. View and download the presentation below.
National Weekly Status of Reservoirs Report
The attached weekly bulletin indicates the following: 1. The total volume of surface water in storage nationally expressed as apercentage of full supply capacity of 223 dams being monitored is for this week at82.8%, a decrease from last week by -0.5% of the full supply capacity. Comparativelythis week’s storage volume is +13.7% higher than at […]
2021 Blue and Green Drop Certification Programme
Relevant documents can be downloaded below.
FSE’s Comments on the DW’s Water Monitoring Plan
Download the FSE’s comments below.
No way you can call this water – Mail & Guardian
“E.Coli counts in tributaries feeding the Hennops River run into tens of millions, far above the allowed limit” – Mail & Guardian. Download and read the full article below.