Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency

Knowledge Boost for Lvnwwda Procurement Team

The procurement department plays a pivotal role in organizations: government or non- governmental. The department is tasked with ensuring an organization is able to carry out its’ daily operations successfully e.g. through purchasing items, receiving and inspecting goods/ services, negotiating cost of items with suppliers, preparing service contracts, issuing purchase/service orders and keeping record of all the steps in the process.
For the department to perform its’ duties and responsibilities diligently, it is requisite for the staff to be adept by having apposite knowledge and skills that will magnify the departments’ efficacy. Appertaining to this, LVNWWDA procurement team took part in a 2 day (13th-17th July 2020) training exercise on “Training & Submitting Documents to the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) at the agency’s lower board room. The training was in pursuant to the Mandatory reporting requirement in Public Procurement Regulatory Authority: Circular No: 04/2022. The exercise was facilitated by Ms. Betty Cherotich and Mr. Renson Odari: Procurement Officials from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology.
The training denotes the Agency’s compliance with Section 158 of the Public Procurement Disposal Act 2015 and Executive Order No.2 of 2018/ Procurement of Public Goods and services by Public Entity. Additionally, it was in line with one of the agency’s objectives and strategies: Strengthening

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Objectives & Strategies

Strengthen Institutional Capacity through:

Improve Institutional Sustainability.

Improve Service Coverage through:

Strengthen Institutional Partnerships through:

Strengthen Institutional Image through:

Mainstream Cross – cutting Issues through:

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:

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:

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

Core Business of the Agency

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

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: