Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
Attention Families Currently Building or Planning to Build a Home in Antigua!
WOTA Corp, a Japanese water-tech company, in collaboration with CHAPA and National Housing, is conducting one-on-one interviews as part of a project to introduce cutting-edge water supply systems to Antigua to help address water shortages and quality concerns.
If you are currently building or planning to build a home with CHAPA or National Housing, we invite you to participate in an interview at our Friar’s Hill Showroom from March 1st (Saturday) to March 5th (Wednesday). We offer flexible scheduling, with the option to extend interviews until March 11th 2025.
During the interview, you will experience a demo of our system and take part in a 30 to 60-minute discussion about your current water supply and usage. All responses will be kept confidential and used solely for research purposes.
As a token of appreciation, participants will receive EC $200 at the end of the session!
Interview Hours: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
Alternatively, you can scan the QR code available on our website / social media.
Homeowners not building through CHAPA or National Housing may also apply, though additional criteria may be required.
Join us in shaping the future of water in Antigua! Sign up today!
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
This initiative is being conducted in partnership with the Government of Antigua and Barbuda (GoAB), the Department of the Environment (DOE), Central Planning and Housing Authority (CHAPA) and the National Housing Development and Urban Renewal Company (NHDURC).
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
Book your interview online at: http://wota.simplybook.asia
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Great initiative! Water security is a major issue that needs urgent attention.
Hope this leads to real solutions and not just another survey with no action. 🤔
Finally, homeowners have a voice! Now, let’s see if their concerns are actually addressed. 💬
will renters also get a chance to share their struggles?
I hope this leads to consistent water supply solutions, not just temporary fixes.
Will the findings be shared publicly so we know what’s next?
Ah yes, the famous Circus of Rome. Give them bread and keep them entertained and they won’t see that they are SLAVES.
Tell them something that seems good but they won’t know it’s a trick just like all elections which is part of the DEMOCRATIC SCAM.
The comments proves just how dumb society is. The same ones that complain about the BS being done by the SLAVE MASTERs are the same ones that accest hand outs of basically nothing.
All these years, claiming there’s so many investors while the ppl SLAVE for LEGAL TENDER to give it back via TAXES via the CORPORATIONS, especially SUPERMARKETS, and even when we hardly have good roads, paying for free energy, the ppl still are a bunch of dolts that can’t see how they are being scammed and clowned for over 500 yrs.
All the billions and yet ppl are not asking why we even have challenges in this place, just like a video game.
You would think when a politician gets voted into office, he or she was sent there because of their ability to solve problems and enact practical solutions for the nation to prosper.
How is it this government boast and boast that they are Gods gift to the people of Antigua and Barbuda, and all now they still have no practical solutions for the water problems in Antigua?
Getting the public input is just a ploy to make y’all feel that they really care about the people of Antigua, well they don’t, and we all know that.
How many times you hear this Government boast about their great achievements in the lives of Antiguan’s, and all their efforts in getting things done, but yet still, the very basic needs that all people need, whether you are UPP or ALBP, are sourly lacking in this island.(Water)
Millions spend on “Osmosis plants” but yet still no water. And where is the results of the Trinidadian company that was supposed to come in and repair the old pipes and blockage of the water system, so that water would be distributed more efficiently?
All these people do to the people of Antigua, is just talk talk and lie lie.
What that says about the people of Antigua, are y’all really the fools that they make y’all out to be?
Hit the nail on the head there!!