KW’S GAYAZA BRANCH MOVES TO ENHANCE OPERATIONS
The Kampala Water’s Gayaza Branch hosted a team of senior managers including; Ms. Hellen Ejang, Senior Manager-Western Zone; Ms. Irene Mwase, Senior Manager-Legal Services; and Mr. William Zizinga, Senior Manager-Compliance, who embarked on a fact-finding mission with the objective of understanding the intricacies of the operations carried out by private operators within the branch’s territories. […]
UNLOCKING EFFICIENCY IN WATER MANAGEMENT WITH SMART WATER METERS
Technological advancements have revolutionized various industries, compelling them to explore ways to optimize their business processes. One such industry is the water sector, which is globally recognized for its vast network of fixtures and fittings, estimated to be at least 1 billion in number. Over the years, these components have been continuously upgraded to enhance […]
ROTARACT CLUBS AND NWSC UNITE FOR CLEAN WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY
In a recent collaborative effort, Rotaract Clubs across the Greater Kampala Metropolitan rendezvoused for their annual outreach activities, converging at the National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s (NWSC) Katosi Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP) to acknowledge and commend the corporation’s dedication to ensuring safe and clean water distribution in Uganda. Led by Mr. Alex Kayinga, the […]
BRIDGING GAPS: KW BUSAABALA MANAGER SPEARHEADS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR BETTERMENT
In a bid to address recent heated concerns of the Busaabala community, the Kampala Water (KW) Busaabala Sub-Branch Manager, Mr. Douglas Kukundakwe, took a proactive stance by initiating a comprehensive sensitization drive. This move came in the wake of persistent unrest in the area, stemming from the impasse caused by road rehabilitation efforts being hampered […]
NAVIGATING URBAN CHALLENGES: THE IMPERATIVE SHIFT TO WATER DEMAND MANAGEMENT
In the realm of urban water provision, the confluence of challenges such as limited water availability, compromised water quality, and escalating living standards has precipitated an urgent need for innovative solutions. This nexus of issues, compounded by the adverse effects of a changing climate, poses a formidable threat to local water resources and heightens the […]
THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF WASTE REDUCTION IN THE WORKPLACE IN ENHANCING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
The responsibility to reduce waste extends far beyond our homes. The workplace, as it turns out, can be a significant player in the effort to minimize waste generation and contribute to sustainable practices. Reducing waste in the workplace isn’t just an environmentally responsible choice; it’s a financially sound one too. The ripple effect of waste […]
EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES: A CALL TO ACTION FOR IMPROVED HYGIENE PRACTICES
In the ongoing battle against preventable diseases, the crucial role of awareness and education in fostering proper hygiene practices cannot be overstated. While it is a widely acknowledged fact that poor sanitation is linked to the transmission of cholera, dysentery, and typhoid, communities with limited resources often grapple with a lack of knowledge on effective […]
NWSC INITIATES NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT TO ALLEVIATE WATER WOES IN KAKUMIRO
Aimed at resolving persistent water supply challenges in Kakumiro and its neighboring areas, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) is set to establish a state-of-the-art water treatment plant. This strategic initiative is bound to bring an end to the prolonged struggle with unreliable water sources. The Kakumiro supply area, encompassing the towns of Kikora, […]
A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF UGANDA’S COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING LIVES, LIVELIHOODS, AND PROPERTY THROUGH ENHANCED WATER, SANITATION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES.
In the face of escalating climate change challenges, Uganda stands at the forefront of a pivotal movement, a commitment to safeguard lives, livelihoods, and property through a robust framework of water, sanitation, and environmental policies. This article aims to explore the progress made in implementing the updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in these critical areas, […]
NURTURING PARTNERSHIPS: TRANSFORMATIVE STRATEGIES FOR CUSTOMER RELATIONS AT KAMPALA WATER
In the labyrinth of water management, disconnections due to unpaid bills can be perceived as a double-edged sword for Kampala Water. While intended to streamline operations, they unwittingly open floodgates to illicit resource access, causing financial setbacks for the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). Dormant accounts tap water through shrewd means, raising questions about […]