Perspectives on the role of local government in WASH services delivery
Video explores role of local government in the delivery of sustainable WASH services in Ghana, Burkina Faso and Uganda.
Published on: 20/06/2014
What is the role of local government in sustainable WASH service delivery? In a new video created for Africa Water Week 2014, representatives from national government, district local government and WASH service providers from Ghana, Uganda and Burkina Faso give their perspectives. They discuss the challenges they face, the way forward and the support required.
Interviewees from Burkina Faso
Hon. Sadio Ouedrago, Mayor, Municipality of Gorgadji, Sahel Region
Michel Coulibaly, Manager of a small network system, FasoHydro
Interviewees from Ghana
Clement Bugase, Chief Executive CWSA)
Emmanuel Gaze, Director Technical Services CWSA,
Hon. James Gunu, Chief Executive, Akatsi District North
Seth Kwame Damasah, District Water Engineer Akatsi South
William Atimu, Chair of the Water and Sanitation Management Team, Akatsi District
Dede Daniel, Secretary of the Water and Sanitation Management Team, Akatsi District
Interviewees from Uganda
Eng. Aaron Kabirizi, Director of the Directorate of Water Development
Eng. Joseph Eyatu, Commissioner Rural Water, Ministry Of Water and Environment
Nakiito Joanita, Deputy CAO, Kabarole District
Rugumayo Brian, Accountant/Administrator, Mid-Western Umbrella of WASH, Kyenjojo District
Katesigwa Silverster, Hand Pump Mechanic, Kichwamba Sub-county, Kabarole District
