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Day: December 19, 2022

WORLD AIDS DAY 2022

As the world marked World AIDS day on 1st December, staff of Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency commemorated the day by pinning red ribbons on their shirts: to represent support and solidarity for those living with HIV and to remember those who have died from AIDS-related illnesses. Moreover, the agency’s HIV/AIDS committee invited […]

LVNWWDA Public complaints resolutions committee trained by CAJ.

Stakeholder’s communication and effective complaints management play a pivotal role in enhancing improved customer service delivery. Through effective complaints resolution, an organization is able to achieve customer satisfaction. To achieve this, from 28th to 29th November, the Agency’s Public Complaints Resolution Committee led by it’s Chairperson CS Elizabeth K Ngala attended a training exercise on […]

NCPWD At LVNWWDA

LVNWWDA has been keen on ensuring its premises are friendly to persons with disability. The agency has taken various measures on disability mainstreaming including: placing wheelchair ramps, allocating disability parking slots, sign language training for a few staff, training staff and the Disability Mainstreaming Committee among other key measures. A team from the National Council […]

A Trophy for LVNWWDA at the Kitale ASK Show.

Culmination of the 2020 Kitale Agricultural Society of Kenya Show was marked by various participants receiving accolades: people, organizations and livestock. Among the awardees was Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency, which was awarded a trophy for the Best Stand Exhibiting Clean and Waste Water Management Category. The Chief Guest, Cabinet Secretary Ministry of […]

Health Talk By Equity Afia.

“Good health is good business.” Health is the state of complete physical, mental and social well being. Great health is vital factor in excellent workplace productivity. Rising statistics of health matters calls for need for more action e.g., health awareness trainings and programmes, implementing Occupational health regulations, offering satisfactory health covers, clean and safe work […]

Specialized Skills Development Training.

Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency, INTEGRITY ASSURANCE COMMITTEE members led by its Chairperson, CPA Michael Wasike and Secretary, Edwin Anjilwa underwent a specialized skills development training at Egerton University from 28th November 2022 to 2nd December 2022. The 5-day training was facilitated by Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission through its training wing, National Integrity […]

LVNWWDA at the Kitale ASK show

From 26th to 28th October, Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency joined other institutions in Kitale for the annual Agricultural Society of Kenya Show held at the Kitale Showground. The exhibition stand was manned by the Corporate Communication Division led by the manager Corporate Communications- Mr. Tom Musungu. Also present was the Principal Corporate […]

LVNWWDA at the Kitale ASK show

Objectives & Strategies

Strengthen Institutional Capacity through:

  • Empowering staff
  • Introducing Information communication Technology (ICT)
  • Instituting good governance practices
  • Improving Team working in Board and across Board area

Improve Institutional Sustainability.

  • Increasing revenue collection
  • Improving Financial management and systems
  • Reducing UFW/NRW

Improve Service Coverage through:

  • Effecting Asset Transfer
  • Increasing Sanitation coverage
  • Seeking for funds for Peri-urban and Rural Projects
  • Improving Service Delivery
  • Improving Service Delivery

Strengthen Institutional Partnerships through:

  • Strengthening partnerships and reduce project ownership conflict
  • Harmonizing Development Plans

Strengthen Institutional Image through:

  • Improving Stakeholders Communications
  • Developing and implement a CSR Policy
  • Improving Customer relations

Mainstream Cross – cutting Issues through:

  • Instituting dialogue on Bill of Rights
  • Implementing Gender, HIV/AIDS, and Disability policies
  • Implementing MDGs and Vision 2030 policies
  • Reducing impact of Environmental degradation

Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency is committed to contributing to the Vision 2030 by proactively soliciting for finance and involving private actors in water and sanitation service provision and ensuring efficient and effective management of resources placed at its disposal.

Quality Policy Statement

Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency is committed to creating value that is sustainable by ensuring the provision of adequate, quality and affordable water and sanitation services that in turn promotes socio-economic progress in our area of jurisdiction.

The Agency shall do this by:

  • Establishing quality objectives at the beginning of every financial year based on the corporate strategic plan which shall be monitored and reviewed periodically.
  • Establishing water and sanitation infrastructural development, maintenance and management.
  • Seeking to understand and exceed the needs and requirements of customers and interested parties.
  • Ensuring all activities of the Board are aligned to statutory and regulatory requirements and strategic plan.
  • Continually measuring, analyzing and evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of quality management system for continual improvement.

Environmental Policy Statement

Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency is committed to managing environmental impacts associated with its activities in water and sanitation infrastructure development, maintenance and management. It is our policy to assure environmental sustainability of our processes and activities at all times.

The Agency is committed to:

  • Comply with the requirements of all applicable environmental laws and regulations.
  • Implement proactive environmental programs designed to protect the environment, prevent or mitigate activities that pose a threat to it.
  • Prevent pollution and minimize generation of waste.
  • Promote public participation and communicate our commitment to responsible environmental management by promoting environmental responsibility among our stakeholders.
  • Provide necessary training and support to enable implementation of this policy.
  • Continually improve its environmental management system.

Water Service Providers

The Mandate of the Agency is to undertake the development, maintenance and
management of the public water works within its area of jurisdiction which comprises six (6) counties of Bungoma, Kakamega, Vihiga, Busia, Trans – Nzoia and Nandi. The WSPs licensed by WASREB for direct provision of water and sanitation services within this areas of coverage

  • Nzoia Water Services Company; serving the towns of Kitale, Chwele, Webuye, Kimilili and Bungoma towns.
  • Kakamega County Water & Sanitation Company; serving the towns of Kakamega, Lumakanda, Khayega, Mumias & Butere towns.
  • Amatsi Water Services Company; serving Luanda, Majengo, Chavakali, Kaimosi, Maseno and Mbale towns.
  • Kapsabet – Nandi Water & Sanitation Company; serving Kapsabet and Nandi hills towns.
  • Busia Water & Sanitation Company; serving Busia, Nambale, Amukura, Amagoro and Malaba towns.
  • Tachasis Water & Sanitation Company; a private water service provider in Tinderet Sub County, Nandi County. Serving Kamelil, Kapsoen, Ngátipkong, Kaplamaywo, Tachasis, Kipyaor, Chepkemel & Kipsiwo towns
  • Kakamega County Rural Water & Sanitation Company; serving rural areas within the 12 Sub – Counties in Kakamega County.

Core Business of the Agency

The specific functions of the Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency as per the Water Act 2016 are

  • Undertake the development, maintenance and management of the national public water works within its area of jurisdiction.
  • Operate the waterworks and provide water services as a water service provider, until such a time as responsibility for the operation and management of the waterworks are handed over to a county government, joint committee, authority of county governments or water services provider within whose area of jurisdiction or supply the waterworks is located.
  • Provide reserve capacity for purposes of providing water services where pursuant to section 103, the Regulatory Board orders the transfer of water services functions from a defaulting water services provider to another licensee.
  • Provide technical services and capacity building to such county governments and water services providers within its area as may be requested
  • Provide to the Cabinet Secretary technical support in the discharge of his or her functions under the Constitution and this Act.

Geographical Coverage

Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) serves six counties in the Western and part of North Rift regions of Kenya with an estimated population of about 6.5 million people.

The Counties include:

  • Trans-Nzoia County
  • Nandi County
  • Kakamega County
  • Vihiga County
  • Bungoma County
  • Busia County