WASAMA
Overview
The Water Services Association of Malawi (WASAMA) is a pivotal organization dedicated to advancing water and sanitation services across Malawi. Established on June 23, 1998, under the Trustees Incorporation Act of 1962, WASAMA has grown to become a cornerstone in the realm of water and sanitation, both locally and regionally.
WASAMA
Mission, Vision and Values
Mission
Mission WASAMA's mission is to enhance the quality and accessibility of water and sanitation services through innovative solutions, research, and collaboration. The organization aims to ensure sustainable and equitable water management, contributing to improved public health and environmental sustainability.
Vision
To be a leading organization in water and sanitation, known for driving innovation, fostering collaboration, and promoting sustainable practices that benefit communities and the environment.
Values
- Integrity: Commitment to transparency, accountability, and ethical practices.
- Sustainability: Promoting practices that protect and sustain water resources for future generations.
- Collaboration: Building partnerships and collective action to drive impactful change.
- Innovation: Embracing new technologies and approaches to solve complex water and sanitation challenges.
WASAMA’s Establishment and Growth
"Embracing new technologies and approaches to solve complex water and sanitation challenges".
Under the Trustees Incorporation Act of 1962 on June 23rd, marking the beginning of a dedicated effort to improve water services in Malawi.
WASAMA
Key Activities and Services
- Advocacy and Policy Development: Working with government agencies, NGOs, and other stakeholders to influence water and sanitation policies and regulations.
- Research and Development: Conducting cutting-edge research to develop new solutions and improve existing practices in water management.
- Capacity Building: Providing training and support to water professionals and communities to empower them with the knowledge and skills needed for effective water management.
- Community Engagement: Implementing projects that improve water access and sanitation facilities, enhancing the quality of life for communities.
- Benchmarking Program: Offering tools and resources for data collection and analysis to help organizations measure and improve their performance in water services.
- Publications and Resources: Providing access to a vast repository of research papers, reports, and newsletters on water and sanitation.
WASAMA
Programs and Initiatives
- Annual Conferences: Hosting events such as the Africa Water Supply and Sanitation Regulators Conference to foster regulatory excellence and share best practices.
- Community Projects: Engaging in projects that provide clean water and sanitation facilities to underserved communities.
- Educational Workshops: Offering training programs and workshops to enhance the skills and knowledge of water professionals.
- Public Awareness Campaigns: Raising awareness about water and sanitation issues through various media and outreach programs.
WASAMA Partners and Sponsors
Working with government agencies, NGOs, and other stakeholders to influence water and sanitation policies and regulations
