The US$1.22 million initiative combines water storage, land restoration and groundwater support.
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Coca-Cola is investing US$1.22 million in a water security project in Namibia, Food Business Africa reports.
The initiative covers two sand storage dams, restoration across 235 hectares, the planting of 750 trees and boreholes intended to support groundwater recharge.
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