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The Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation Regulators Association is a network of water supply and sanitation (WSS) regulators with the objectives of:
- Fostering and enhancing regional cooperation and coordination on regulatory issues in order to improve the effectiveness of WSS regulation in the region.
- Enhancing the capacity of members in WSS regulation by facilitating information sharing and skills training.
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October 10, 2024
AfDB/ESAWAS webinar calls for strengthened role of regulators in WSS sector finance
ESAWAS in collaboration with the African Development Bank recently held a webinar focused on strengthening the regulatory role in the sector finance framework as a key necessity to attracting investments in water supply and sanitation. In his opening remarks, Mr.
ESAWAS 1st Service Provider Regulator Engagement Held
ESAWAS in collaboration with the African Water and Sanitation Association (AfWASA) and the Pan-African Association
ESAWAS 2ND WSS REGULATORY TRAINING DEEMED LONG-OVERDUE
Under its Water Supply and Sanitation Regulation Training Centre inaugurated in March 2024, ESAWAS organized
6 CWIS Regulatory Journey’s Published
ESAWAS and UNICEF recently launched a publication documenting six Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Regulatory Journeys from East and Southern Africa. This was during a webinar co-convened with WHO and WSUP titled “Showcasing pathways to regulate Citywide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS)” on 29th May 2024.
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