Session Harmonization 2c - Jane Nimpamya part 2
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Session Harmonization 2c - Jane Nimpamya part 2
- 1. Public Private Partnership for effective managementof water supply and sanitation services in small towns in Uganda by Jane Nimpamya Coordinator, APWO
- 3. Water reform process
- 4. PWOs in Uganda
- 5. Framework
- 7. Access to save water
- 8. Reporting
- 11. achieving the national development targets
- 13. Background The number of PWOs and towns managed by them have increased significantly in the last years This trend will continue due to high population growth - rural growth centers become towns.
- 14. “Contract Management” is the basis for the work of PWOs Background MWE LocalGov’t The relation between the Ministry and the water authorities is determined in a performance contract. The duties of the Water Authority and the PWO is defined in a management contract. (= infrastructure remains with government) PWO Customer Both contracts set the framework for the relationship between PWO and customer.
- 16. Chair Social service Committee
- 17. Representative domestic consumers
- 18. Representative institutional consumers
- 21. “Think tank”
- 22. counseling & guidancePWO controls
- 23. Data Analysis Performance Indicators: Access to safe water I In the last years, substantial improvements were seen in the extension of pipelines (2009: 83 km). Accordingly, the number of total connections raised. Active Connections are about 84% of total connections on average.
- 24. Performance Indicators: Access to safe water II Data Analysis As the graphic demonstrates, also the delivery of water has significantly increased In the last years. At present, PWOs provide about 3 million liters for the public. Water supply (in million liters)
- 25. Data Analysis Performance Indicators: Reporting Reporting is essential for providing a good information base for decision making on all levels, including the Ministry. In the past, this has been a great challenge. In 2001, only 36% of towns have reported at least once in a year. In 2009 this number is up to 85%
- 26. Data Analysis Performance Indicators: Revenue Management I The last years have also brought a significant reduction of the average cost of producing water (from 2.057 UGX per m3 in 2006 to 766 in 2009).
- 27. Data Analysis Performance Indicators: Revenue management II
- 28. Data Analyses Performance indicators - Overview + - improved access to safe water improvements in record keeping and reporting reduced production costs increased performance in revenue management Pro-poor approaches for water supply in small towns not yet developed sanitation not well covered The reform of the water sector has broughtsignificant improvements for the population, but more needs to be done.
- 31. power failures
- 33. Technology
- 35. creating of win-win situationsbetter coverageof sanitation
- 36. Thank you for your attention