DENMARK – The Eswatini Water Services Corporation is actively reaching out for knowledge and expertise of other countries to help the country achieve clean water for all Emaswatini. This was revealed by EWSC Managing Director Jabulile Mashwama who is currently leading a delegation attending the International Water Association (IWA) World Water Congress and Exhibition in Denmark.
The IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition is the global event for water professionals covering the full water cycle. It attracts over 10,000 leading professionals and companies from across the water sector, including thought leaders from within and outside the water sector. Together they create new insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation and leading practices shape water management. Focusing on leading practice, innovation and solutions, the Congress and Exhibition provides new networking and business opportunities, and ensures maximum exposure between participants, exhibitors and sponsors.
Reporting from Denmark, EWSC Managing Director Jabulile mashwama remarked that, “world leaders who are stewards of water have come together to deliberate on how best to use the natual resource of water. We have water utility leaders, regulators, governments, academia – all have come together here to discuss the issues of water and how we can best manage it. “
“So we have traveled here, as Managing Director of Eswatini Water Services Corporation, Quality Assurance Manager of EWSC, together with the Regional Manager in the Southern-West region. We are coming to get insights from people that are stewards of these resources and trying to share ideas to also ensure that we improve our efficiencies as an organisation”, continued the MD.
MD Mashwama also revealed that they’ll be focusing on technological and management innovations that can help the EWSC improve its services. The conference began this weekend and will last for 6 days.
