and the coca-cola company. the program began in january 2010 and funding was extended first through 2013, and later through 2015 (with additional financing of $4.6 million). a 2-year supplemental program, wada ii, began in september 2010 and was extended to august 2013 through funding with the global environment and technology foundation (getf). this integrated program (iwash)works to support sustainable, market-driven water supply, sanitation, and hygiene services to improve health and increase economic resiliency of the poor in targeted rural areas and small towns within an integrated water resource management framework. world bank the world bank provides extensive support to tanzania. in december 2009, it approved the seventh poverty reduction support credit (prsc): the fourth in a series of five annual budget support operations to the implementation of mkukuta. the seventh prsc entailed a commitment of us$170 million. in the water sector, the world bank committed us$200 million to the water sector support project for the years 2007 to 2012. the project has four components: a) strengthening institutional capacity for improving the management of water resources; b) providing support to local governments in the scaling up of the provision of rural water and sanitation services in pursuit of the mdgs; c) giving support to dar es salaam, all regional and district capitals, and gazetted small town utilities in the scaling up of provision of urban water and sanitation services; and d) providing support in institutional capacity building, including sector coordination and policy re-alignment. the world bank-administered water and sanitation program is also active in tanzania where it provides support in the areas of sanitation and hygiene.