By Josephine Sesay
The Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO) has taken a significant step forward by partnering with INSTIGLIO September 23,2024, an international NGO dedicated to enhancing social outcomes through innovative development strategies. This joint assessment, which kicks off in Bo and will extend to Kenema and Makeni, is crucial for improving the quality and efficiency of water services in Sierra Leone. The joint assessment is not just an organisational exercise, it represents a commitment to touchable improvements in the lives of ordinary people. By identifying operational inefficiencies and areas for innovation, SALWACO and INSTIGLIO aim to set a benchmark for service delivery that can be replicated across the region.
Apostle Dr. Albert Harrisson Harvey, Deputy Managing Director of SALWACO, and Ing. Abdul Ben Lebbie, Director of Operations, signals a strong internal commitment to this initiative. Their presence at the launch meeting underscores the seriousness of this partnership, fostering a culture of accountability and proactive problem-solving within the organization. This partnership will serve as a model for other sectors in Sierra Leone. By showcasing how collaboration between local agencies and international partners can lead to meaningful improvements, SALWACO and INSTIGLIO will inspire similar efforts in health, education, and infrastructure. This is will not just improving existing systems; it’s about reshaping the framework of water service delivery in Sierra Leone
A Bright Future for Water Services as SALWACO embarks on this transformative journey with INSTIGLIO, the potential for positive change is immense. This collaboration not only aims to enhance water service delivery but also to foster a culture of innovation and accountability within public service. In a country where access to clean water is a fundamental right, the success of this joint assessment could pave the way for lasting improvements and inspire hope for a healthier, more sustainable future in Sierra Leone. The outcome of this initiative will undoubtedly be pivotal in reshaping the landscape of water services and community well-being in the region.