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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
NWSC INITIATES WATER SOURCE PROTECTION EFFORTS FOR WARUGO INTAKE PROJECT
The Bushenyi Water Supply Augmentation Project, also known as the Warugo Project, nears its final stages of construction, marking a significant milestone for the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC). With the completion of final tests by the contractor, anticipation mounts for the imminent handover of the project. However, NWSC is not resting on its […]
THE STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF STAFF INDUCTION AND ORIENTATION AT NATIONAL WATER AND SEWERAGE CORPORATION
In the bustling corridors of the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), the heartbeat of operational excellence resonates loudly. Behind the scenes, however, lies a crucial foundation that often goes unnoticed but plays a pivotal role in shaping the corporation’s success: staff induction and orientation. Recently, NWSC reaffirmed its commitment to this vital process by […]
BOLSTERING CYBER DEFENSE: IT SECURITY TEAM EMPOWERS KAMPALA WATER TOP MANAGEMENT
In today’s digital landscape, the specter of cyber threats looms larger than ever. Recognizing the gravity of this challenge, the IT security team, under the guidance of Aaron Muhinda, recently conducted a pivotal security awareness training session for the top management of Kampala Water. At the core of our session lay a singular objective: arming […]
NWSC’S SANITATION INTERVENTION TRANSFORMS KISWA
Kiswa Market, in Nakawa Division, has long been a bustling hub for vendors, accommodating around 2000 traders across its 23 bars. However, amidst the vibrancy of commerce, a persistent issue plagued the market: inadequate toilet facilities. This deficiency led to a surge in open defecation cases, tarnishing the market’s image and posing serious health risks […]
NWSC HAILED FOR TRANSFORMING SANITATION STANDARDS IN SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC SPACES
In Kampala district, home of approximately 79 Universal Primary Education (UPE) and 22 Universal Secondary Education (USE), concerns have been mounting regarding the state of sanitation. The issue is further intensified by the large student populations that often overwhelm existing facilities. During an interview with the Kampala Water Public Relations team, Hajati Aisha Namaganda, the […]