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Fides John Izdori

Lecturer

College of Engineering and Technology

Water Resources Engineering

Biography

Fides is a water and sanitation expert at the University of Dar es Salaam, with over 14 years of experience. Holding a Ph.D. in Engineering, her interests include advancing equitable access to safe water and sustainable sanitation. Her work integrates engineering and public health approaches in improving water quality, strengthening urban flood resilience, and promoting waste-to-resource innovations to safeguard community health and ensure inclusive and climate-resilient WASH solutions.

Research Interest

Water and sanitation

Contacts

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Projects

SNV Tanzania (2025 - 2026). Support on WASH Data Management and Utilization under WASH Systems for Health Programme.

DUPC3 (2024 - 2027). Improving access to clean and safe drinking water to rural communities affected by presence of fluoride and Arsenic in groundwater sources: SAFE WATER (Project number 111639)

COSTECH (2024 - 2028). Promoting Adaptive Management for Agricultural Water to Enhance Community Resilience Under Climate Change in the Kagera River Sub-Basin. 

Publications

Tibangayuka, N., Mulungu, D. M., & Izdori, F. (2025). Analysis of spatiotemporal surface water variability and drought conditions using remote sensing indices in the Kagera River Sub-Basin, Tanzania. Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, 37, 101405.

Mremi, A., Kimwaga, R., Mulungu, D. M., & Izdori, F. J. (2025). Climate Variability Impacts on Sanitation Services in an Informal Urban Settlement of Tandale Ward in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. Heliyon.

Lwinga, N. A., Izdori, F. J., & Richard, E. N. (2024). Evaluating the potability of domestic water supply sources using water quality index in Kilombero district, Tanzania. Water Quality Research Journal, 59(4), 327-341.

Izdori, F., Alexander, A. C., Mulungu, D. M., & Mugisha, L. (2022). Assessing morphological changes of the Msimbazi river using satellite images. Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology, 41(04), 15-23.