ADDRESSING AGING INFRASTRUCTURE IN SEWERAGE SYSTEMS
Aging infrastructure poses significant challenges to the functionality, efficiency, and resilience of sewerage systems worldwide. As urban populations grow and infrastructure ages, the deterioration of sewer networks becomes increasingly evident, leading to issues such as pipe failures, sewage leaks, and environmental contamination. It is therefore necessary to examine the implications of aging sewerage infrastructure and […]
HEALTH AND SAFTEY
In Uganda, like many developing nations, ensuring the health and safety of workers remains a significant challenge. The working conditions in various sectors often fall below acceptable standards, resulting in frequent accidents, illnesses, and even fatalities. It is imperative that Uganda takes proactive measures to address these issues and improve the well-being of its workforce. […]
POWERING TOMORROW: EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF NATIONAL WATER AND SEWERAGE CORPORATION
In a world where water is an increasingly precious resource, the future of National Water and Sewerage Corporation is evolving to meet the challenges of growing populations, climate change, and sustainability. “Powering Tomorrow” delves into the innovative trends and transformative technologies that are shaping the future of water and sewerage utilities, ensuring access to clean […]
MASTERING THE ART OF EFFECTIVE PRESENTATIONS
Effective presentations are indispensable tools in both professional and academic spheres, wielding the power to influence outcomes significantly. Whether you find yourself pitching a groundbreaking business idea, delivering a comprehensive report, or educating a lecture hall filled with eager minds, your capacity to communicate adeptly is the linchpin of success. The essential cornerstone of crafting […]
FORTIFYING CYBERSECURITY: IT SECURITY TEAM EMPOWERS KAMPALA WATER HR/ADMIN STAFF
In the contemporary digital landscape, the widespread menace of cyber attacks hangs ominously over organizations globally. Acknowledging this pressing concern, Aaron Muhinda and Roy Kalyebara representing the IT security team, recently spearheaded a crucial security awareness training session for the HR/Admin department at Kampala Water. Our primary goal was unmistakable: to furnish participants with resilient […]
NWSC TOPS THE SHORTLIST FOR PRESTIGIOUS SDG6 CHAMPION AWARD
LONDON – The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) topped the shortlist for the Sustainable Development Goal 6 award at the ongoing Global Water Summit in London, United Kingdom The SDG6 Champion Award recognizes organisations that have made significant contributions and have ambitious plans to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, including SDG 6: Clean […]
KAMPALA WATER UPS SERVICE DELIVERY WITH INSTALLATION OF NEW WATER PUMPS
The Kampala Water (KW) has successfully installed and commissioned new pumps at Rubaga and Namirembe aimed at elevating service delivery in the aforementioned sectors and surrounding areas. This good was made known during the KW weekly section heads’ meeting chaired by the Ag. General Manager, Eng. James Maitek, at the region’s Headquarters on Jinja Road. […]
NWSC-APAC SUPPORTS SANITATION WEEK WITH SEEDLING DONATION
In a proactive move to promote environmental sustainability and highlight the crucial relationship between water management and sanitation, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s Apac Area has extended its support to Apac Seed Secondary School by offering a variety of seedlings. The donation, which includes mangoes, avocados, and guavas, comes in response to an invitation […]
KYANKWANZI AREA TEAM HOLDS WATER DIALOGUE WITH MPENKONI VILLAGE
In a bid to foster community engagement and address relevant water-related concerns, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) staff of Kyankwanzi Area recently convened a constructive dialogue with customers in Mpenkoni village. The interactive session discussed several crucial topics, with a primary focus on the ongoing water extension and intensification plans in the area. […]
IMPROVING WATER METER ACCURACY TO MINIMIZE NRW IN KAMPALA WATER
The Manager’s Non-Revenue Water Handbook stipulates that commercial losses in the water sector have been highlighted as a pressing issue for utilities. Non-Revenue Water, also known as apparent losses, occurs when water consumption goes unrecorded or unpaid. They stem from a variety of factors, including meter inaccuracies, unauthorized consumption, and meter tampering. It goes without […]