The Technical Working Group established to review the Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO) Act of 2017 has successfully concluded Week Three of its stakeholder engagement sessions, marking another important milestone in the ongoing efforts to strengthen the company’s legal and institutional framework.

The review process, led by the Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation in collaboration with key sector stakeholders, continues to provide a strategic platform for critical discussions on proposed amendments aimed at aligning the Act with present-day operational realities and national development priorities.

During this week’s deliberations, members of the Technical Working Group engaged in detailed reviews of key provisions of the Act, focusing on areas such as institutional governance, operational efficiency, enhanced service delivery, regulatory effectiveness, and sustainable water resource management. The discussions also emphasized the need to position SALWACO to better respond to emerging challenges and opportunities within Sierra Leone’s water sector.

The Week Three engagement reflects the Government’s unwavering commitment to strengthening the legal foundation of SALWACO, ensuring the institution remains responsive, resilient, and equipped to deliver safe and reliable water services to communities across the country.

The review process continues to demonstrate strong collaboration among stakeholders, reinforcing a shared vision for a more efficient and sustainable water utility sector in Sierra Leone.

Credit – SALWACO Communications Unit

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