
National AI-Powered Water & Sanitation Intelligence Platform for Nigeria.
2024–2026 · Architecture, data, AI, IoT, GIS, and citizen engagement.
NAWASIP (National AI-Powered Water & Sanitation Intelligence Platform) is a unified ecosystem for the Federal Ministry of Water Resources & Sanitation. It integrates artificial intelligence, IoT telemetry, GIS mapping, weather & hydrology feeds, and citizen tools to deliver real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and evidence-based decision support.
Core capabilities include multilingual AI chatbots, flood prediction & early warnings, water quality monitoring, sanitation compliance scoring, citizen reporting, and a national policy simulation lab for planning and resilience building.
States + FCT onboarded
LGAs covered (target)
Active sensors (target)
Citizen reports processed

Why NAWASIP exists
Concrete outcomes we are targeting through NAWASIP implementation.
24/7 multilingual citizen support and reporting via chatbots and web/mobile channels.
Advanced weather, hydrology, and flood prediction integrated with early warning alerts.
IoT networks for water quality, dam levels, borehole health, and sanitation compliance.
Evidence-backed decisions using GIS visualization, analytics, and policy simulation.
Implementation roadmap to transform water & sanitation governance.
Stakeholder discovery, needs assessment, enterprise architecture, cloud landing zone, and AI chatbot prototype.
Multilingual chatbots, GIS dashboard, data lake, weather & flood feeds, citizen reporting, and early warning alerts.
IoT device onboarding, water-quality telemetry, sanitation compliance AI, and disease prediction models.
Unified national dashboard, inter-agency data exchange, and AI-driven policy simulation for planning scenarios.
Nationwide rollout (36 states + FCT), training, governance, SLAs, and continuous improvement framework.
Built with strong data governance, privacy, SLA/SLOs, and disaster-recovery controls.
Role-based access, audit logs, encryption at rest & in transit.
Multi-zone deployments, backups, and tested restoration playbooks.
Standardized schemas, geospatial services, and developer docs.