SAPPMA Warns South Africa to Prioritise Reliable Water Infrastructure Amid El Niño
As South Africa prepares for a potentially severe El Niño summer, the Southern African Plastic Pipe Manufacturers Association (SAPPMA) is warning that water security will depend not only on how much rain falls, but also on how effectively the country captures, transports and protects every available litre of water.SAPPMA is a voluntary, self-regulating, non-profit association that promotes quality and compliance throughout the plastic pipe value chain. Representing the majority of Southern Africa’s leading manufacturers and other industry stakeholders, the association works to ensure that plastic piping systems used in critical infrastructure are manufactured, specified and installed according to the relevant…
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