TAKING ON NON-REVENUE WATER: A TEAM EFFORT

Non-Revenue Water (NRW) is a rather significant challenge in the efficient distribution of water resources. It’s the disparity between the water produced and what reaches the end-user’s tap (what is billed), encompassing losses from leaks, illegal connections, and inaccurate billing. As communities grapple with this issue, the need for effective solutions becomes increasingly pressing because […]

PROMOTING WATER MANAGEMENT AWARENESS: NWSC ENGAGES CUSTOMERS ON SMART FM 89

Dr. Charles Okounzi, the General Manager of Jinja Area, and Ms. Cream Treasure, Principal Public Relations Officer for Central, recently took center stage as esteemed guests on Smart FM 89. The talk show served as a platform for exploring various crucial topics affiliated to the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) mandate, commencing with a […]

BUGANDA ROYALTY MARVELED BY NWSC’S KATOSI DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Prince David Wassajja of the Buganda Kingdom recently visited the Katosi area, where he fulfilled his responsibilities by inspecting various properties and projects under the kingdom’s purview. Among his stops was a courteous visit to the newly operational Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant, overseen by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). The primary objective […]

NWSC COLLABORATES TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO WATER AND SUSTAINABLE HOUSING IN UGANDA

In both urban and rural areas of Uganda, thousands of individuals grapple with harsh living conditions aggravated by extreme poverty. Within Kampala’s five divisions; Kawempe, Rubaga, Nakawa, Kampala Central, and Makindye, the population density surges, particularly in informal settlements like Katanga, Kisenyi, and Namuwongo. Upon venturing into these areas, one is immediately struck by the […]

NWSC SEEKS FUNDING TO EXPAND WATER SUPPLY NATIONWIDE

Since its inception in 1972 under Decree No. 34, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has been steadfast in its mission to deliver clean and safe water to the people of Uganda. Initially serving only three major towns; Kampala, Jinja, and Entebbe, NWSC has significantly broadened its scope over the years to 276 towns […]

FRENCH AMBASSADOR APPLAUDS NWSC’S ROLE IN ENHANCING WATER ACCESSIBILITY IN UGANDA

The Ambassador of France to Uganda, HE. Xavier Sticker, accompanied by a delegation from various government ministries and organizations paid a visit to the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant (KDWTP), on the grounds of the key role played by the French government in sponsoring its construction. The delegation’s aim […]

THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF WORKPLACE MENTORSHIP

Workplace mentorship, a dynamic relationship between a seasoned professional (the mentor) and a budding talent (the mentee), stands as a cornerstone of personal and professional growth. It weaves a tapestry of wisdom, guidance, and support, enriching individuals and organizations alike.  Mentorship programs are akin to educational fast tracks. They empower mentees with the wisdom and […]

RECONNECTING WITH COMMUNITIES: NWSC’S STRATEGY TO REGAIN CUSTOMER TRUST

In the realm of utility services, the saying goes: “retaining existing customers is more economically feasible than acquiring new ones”, and clearly, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) gets it as the corporation stands firm in its commitment to providing clean and safe water to its customers. Thus, in a bid to rekindle, connections […]

INVESTING IN WOMEN, ACCELERATING PROGRESS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS AT NATIONAL WATER AND SEWERAGE CORPORATION THIS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY.

As the world prepares to commemorate International Women’s Day under the resonant theme “Invest in Women, Accelerate Progress,” the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) is set to make a splash. This celebration isn’t just about recognizing the pivotal role of women in our society; it’s a vibrant acknowledgment of the exceptional women in Public […]