After the first phase of the project it was felt that the site still lacked a reliable water supply. Therefore, a second phase was dedicated to building a gravity water flow system from the 1 km far protected spring. The water flow system includes a water reservoir that is sized to collect a safe limited yield of 24m3/day. Limiting the harvested yield resulted that some water is left for attendant ecological systems downstream, which could be otherwise adversely affected. The pipe works are comprised of a transmission line, which is also a distribution line.

Two ferrous cement water tanks of 10 litter-capacity and two latrines with septic tanks were constructed. The facilities put in place are contributing to improvement in health and living conditions through the reduction in occurrence of water-borne diseases, and reduction in substantial time and energy savings for water collection (especially for women and children).
The project also supported maintaining the Senyi?s fishing landing site as a leading source of Uganda?s fish exports.