The Ministers of Water Resources for Mozambique and Zimbabwe- Mr Carlos Mesquita and Dr. Anxious Masuka signing the BUPUSA bilateral agreements for the establishment of the Buzi, Pungwe, and Save Water Courses Commission (2023)
Mozambique and Zimbabwe sign Agreement to enhance water cooperation in the Buzi Watercourse
The Eflows consultants during a capacity building session on the Drift Model for the Pungwe River Basin (2023)
Mozambique Water Resources Technicians undergoing training on the Hydrometric Equipment 2023
The Ministers of Water Resources for Mozambique and Zimbabwe- Mr Carlos Mesquita and Dr. Anxious Masuka deliberating on the signing of the BUPUSA bilateral agreements (2023)
In northern and central regions of Mozambique, Cyclone Ana destroyed over 10,000 homes, schools, and health facilities, while hundreds of thousands of people were displaced by the storm which destroyed houses and other infrastructure in towns and cities
Poor quality of water increasing the burden on women and livelihoods in Mozambique’s Buzi Basin
Addressing climate related basin challenges through stakeholder engagement key to water resources management in the BuPuSa
BUPUSA Project Formal Launch: Cooperation in transboundary water resources key for regional and economic integration
GEF-funded BUPUSA Basin Management Project promotes the water-food-energy nexus approach, and develops capacities for managing water resources through participatory and community–based strategies
Capacity and funding are some of the key challenges in developing quality information and data for decision making
Cooperation is key in promoting sustainable management, development, and use of these shared water resources

Buzi, Pungwe, and Save Watercourses Commission

The Buzi, Pungwe, and Save Watercourses Commission (BUPUSACOM) is a tri-basin institution with oversight on the planning, development, and management of the water resources within the Buzi, Pungwe, and Save River Basins, exclusively shared by Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

Buzi, Pungwe, and Save Watercourses Commission

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