In a bid to foster improved service delivery and operational efficiency, the Managing Director of the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha, recently convened meetings with local stakeholders in Mityana and Mubende. These gatherings aimed to address ongoing projects, tackle challenges, and explore strategies for enhancing the quality of services provided to customers.
During these sessions, Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha and a number of local leaders discussed various projects, identified challenges, and collaborated on finding sustainable solutions to boost performance and ensure optimal service provision.
Among the attendees were prominent figures such as Resident District Commissioners (RDCs), District Internal Security Officers (DISOs), District Police Commanders (DPCs), and governors representing their respective districts. Their presence underscored the significance of the discussions and highlighted the shared commitment to advancing service delivery initiatives.
Acknowledging NWSC’s proactive approach, the stakeholders lauded the organization’s commitment to transparency and information sharing. This open dialogue was seen as instrumental in fostering trust and collaboration between NWSC and local communities.
The stakeholders expressed appreciation for the dedication exhibited by NWSC’s area teams, acknowledging their hard work and contributions to service delivery. Emphasizing the importance of collaboration, they pledged to work hand in hand with NWSC to address challenges such as vandalism, with the aim of enhancing productivity and efficiency.
By fostering partnerships and engaging in constructive dialogue, NWSC aims to not only address current challenges but also lay the foundation for future advancements in service delivery.
As NWSC continues to prioritize customer satisfaction and operational excellence, these engagements are bound to aid continuous improvement and collaborative problem-solving.
