In preparation for the highly anticipated assessment visit by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), Bassajja Siraggi and Evelyn Mukajusi, the recently appointed Manager of the Urban Pro Poor branch, took proactive steps to engage with stakeholders in Katwe and Kisenyi. As a significant supporter of the KW WATSAN package 5B project, aimed at enhancing water and sanitation infrastructure in Kampala, the AFD’s visit holds immense importance. The visit is scheduled to take place next week on the 21st.
During the forthcoming assessment, the AFD will conduct a benchmark analysis of NWSC’s urban pro poor operations, focusing on the impact of prepaid meters in these communities. This evaluation will involve extensive engagement with stakeholders, including discussions on sanitation projects and interviews with women and vulnerable individuals residing in these areas. The active involvement of stakeholders is vital in ensuring a comprehensive assessment and gathering insights from those directly impacted by the initiatives.
The stakeholders demonstrated tremendous enthusiasm and support for the upcoming visit by the AFD. Their engagement highlights the shared commitment to improving the living conditions in urban pro poor communities. By actively participating in discussions and interviews, the stakeholders contribute valuable perspectives and experiences that will help shape future initiatives and policies.
The engagement served as a valuable platform for the newly appointed manager of the Urban Pro Poor branch to familiarize themselves with the branch’s operations and establish relationships with key stakeholders. This interaction fostered networking opportunities, facilitated knowledge sharing, and promoted collaboration. By forging strong partnerships, the Urban Pro Poor branch ensures the sustained success of initiatives that directly benefit urban pro poor communities.
As NWSC prepares for the visit from the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), the Urban Pro Poor branch has taken proactive steps to engage stakeholders and prepare for the assessment. The AFD’s visit carries significant importance, given their sponsorship of the KW WATSAN package 5B project and their focus on improving water and sanitation infrastructure in Kampala.
The involvement of stakeholders and their enthusiastic support highlight the collective commitment to addressing the needs of urban pro poor communities. By fostering relationships, sharing knowledge, and promoting collaboration, NWSC ensures the continued success of initiatives that uplift and empower these communities
