A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH TO KAMPALA WATER’S REVENUE AUDIT
In a recent Kampala Water (KW) Partners meeting hosted at the International Resource Center (IREC), Dr. Frank Kizito, the Senior Manager of Asset Management, unveiled the eagerly awaited details of the upcoming revenue audit exercise scheduled for 8th and 9th August 2023. The audit is set to be a pivotal step in enhancing KW’s financial […]
NWSC’S PIONEERING JOURNEY FROM SEWERAGE TO PROSPERITY
When we think of human excreta, the words “useless” and “smelly waste” often come to mind. However, this perception stems from a lack of awareness, leading to poor waste management and inadequate sanitation practices. Alarming statistics on low toilet coverage released by the ministry of water and environment reflect the pressing need for solutions. Fortunately, […]
A BENCHMARKING VISIT TO NWSC, BOUND TO SPARK INNOVATIONS IN MALAWI
A delegation of esteemed members from the Lilongwe Water Board in Malawi embarked on a transformative benchmarking visit at the Urban Pro Poor Branch in Kisenyi – Mengo. Led by the respected Inkosi Ya Makhosi, the Board Chairman of Lilongwe Water Board, the team’s objective was to gain valuable insights into the efficient handling and […]
THE RISE OF THE GIG ECONOMY: EMBRACING FREELANCING AND ITS IMPACT ON TRADITIONAL EMPLOYMENT
In recent years, a seismic shift has reshaped the global job market, giving birth to the “gig economy.” This phenomenon refers to a labor market characterized by short-term or freelance work arrangements, where individuals offer their skills and services on a temporary basis to various employers or clients. The gig economy has gained momentum due […]
NCDC BENCHMARKS FROM NWSC’S EXTERNAL SERVICES UNIT
In a harmonious exchange of knowledge and expertise, officials from the National Curriculum Development Center (NCDC) recently embarked on a courtesy visit to the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). The purpose of this visit was to gain insights and benchmark the remarkable successes achieved by NWSC’s External Services Unit (ESU). A government institution under […]
UNLOCKING THE FULL POTENTIAL OF EMPLOYEES: THE POWER OF COACHING AND MENTORING
In the bustling environment of the ever-evolving world of modern organizations, companies are on a constant quest to unleash the full potential of their employees and create a thriving atmosphere that fosters both exceptional performance and job satisfaction. After all, an organization’s achievement and sustainability are tightly knit with the growth and development of its […]
NWSC LAUNCHES STRATEGY TO FOSTER ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION THROUGH SWAS CLUBS IN SCHOOLS: A VISIT TO KITANTE PRIMARY SCHOOL
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), has been a pioneer in driving initiatives for better sanitation, hygiene, and environmental awareness in Uganda. In 2014, the corporation launched the School Water and Sanitation clubs (SWAS) with a key objective of sensitizing school going children on the significance of protecting water resources, and nurturing the environment. […]
KAMPALA WATER PIONEERS GROWTH, CUSTOMER-CENTRICITY, AND RELIABILITY
Kampala Water’s (KW) management is at the forefront of driving growth, customer satisfaction, and ensuring a sustainable consistent water supply. The region recently convened a gathering of its diverse teams at the Jinja Road offices to brainstorm ideas and establish strategies for optimizing performance. Eng. Francis Kateeba, the Senior Manager of Water Supply, chaired the […]
EMBRACING DIVERSITY: ENRICHING HUMAN EXPERIENCE AND DRIVING SUCCESS
Cultural diversity has long been recognized as an important aspect of fostering tolerance and understanding between different cultures. However, as ideas about diversity and inclusion have evolved, a new concept of “unity in diversity” has emerged, highlighting how diversity enriches human learning and experience. Ethnic diversity is crucial because it demands individuals to evaluate their […]
NWSC SECURITY TEAM COLLABORATES WITH UPPB ON PREPAID METERS TO ENHANCE WATER SECURITY
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s Security department recently embarked on a crucial mission to assess the security of prepaid meters, particularly community water dispensers, in partnership with the Urban Poor People’s Branch (UPPB). Led by a distinguished team consisting of Col. Sarah Mpabwa, Lt Col Robert Kagahe, Mr. Tumwine Stephen, and Mr. Wilson, this […]