HANDOVER OF LACEKOCOT PIPED WSS

The handover ceremony was officiated by Eng. Richard Matua, Asst. Commissioner Urban Planning and Development and attended by WSDF-N officials led by Eng.Catherine Agwai Angwec (Branch Manager), NUWS officials led by Mr. Martin Wamalwa (Manager NUWS), Town Council leaders, Pader DLG leaders led by the RDC (Mr. Assimwe Moses) and representatives of beneficiaries.

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Kamuli Water Supply and Sanitation System

Hand over of Kamuli WSS to NWSC to Boost acess in Kamuli District

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Ministry Visit by Deputy Head of Public Service

Deputy Head of Public Service Calls for Inter-Agency Collaboration in Service Delivery

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Transition to Sustainable Water Services in Refugee Areas

The MoU shifts water supply systems from emergency aid to sustainable, utility-based management, ensuring fair and reliable services for both refugee and host populations.

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WfPRCE Team Conducts Site Inspections In Manafwa District

The review meetings served as a platform for stakeholders to discuss the status of the projects, identify challenges, and outline future plans.

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Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE)

The Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE) was established in 2007, from the then Ministry of Water, Lands and Environment, following the cabinet decision taken on 15th April, 2007. It has the overall responsibility of the development, managing, and regulating water and Environment resources in Uganda.

In the process of executing all its operations, the Ministry is committed to zero tolerance to fraud and corruption as guided by the existing legal national frameworks and institutions.

Mandated by Uganda’s Constitution and the Local Government Act, the Ministry holds statutory authority for legislative initiation, policy formulation, standard-setting, regulatory inspections, compliance monitoring, cross-sector coordination, and technical support provision in all matters pertaining to water resources and environmental management.

A Transformed Ugandan Society with environment and natural resources sustainably managed

To promote efficient and effective utilization of water and environment resources for a healthy, wealthy and climate resilient population.

  1. To increase the provision of bulk water for multipurpose uses.
  2. To increase access to safe & clean water and sanitation & hygiene services in rural and
    urban areas.
  3. To strengthen integrated and sustainable management of water, environment and natural
    resources
  4. To coordinate climate change interventions and increase the accuracy and access to
    weather and climate information.
  5. To strengthen policy, legal, regulatory and coordination frameworks for MWE.

Statement on Ethical Issues

The Ministry of Water and Environment is committed to avoiding, minimizing, and mitigating adverse environmental and social impacts associated with its projects, as well as adopting a gender-sensitive and gender-equitable approach for all its projects.

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