NYEWASCO has strengthened its institutional capacity following the completion of a two-week training on the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system, facilitated by the National Treasury. The training is aimed at enhancing procurement efficiency, promoting transparency and accountability, and aligning the organisation’s operations with government procurement reforms.
The training was officially opened by the Managing Director, Eng. Peter G. Kahuthu, and closed by the Board Chair, CPA Gathogo Mwangi, highlighting the importance the organization places on equipping staff with the knowledge and skills needed to implement public procurement reforms effectively.
During the opening and closing sessions, the two leaders underscored the importance of embracing the e-GP system in strengthening procurement processes, promoting accountability and ensuring the prudent utilization of public resources. Their participation reaffirmed NYEWASCO’s commitment to good governance and compliance with public procurement requirements.
The two-week training equipped staff with practical knowledge and skills to navigate the electronic platform and understand its application across procurement processes. Effective use of the system is expected to streamline procedures, improve transparency and strengthen compliance with applicable procurement requirements.
As a public water and sanitation service provider, NYEWASCO recognizes that sound procurement practices are essential to responsible resource management and the delivery of reliable services to its customers. By investing in staff capacity and embracing digital procurement systems, the Company continues to strengthen its internal processes and promote accountability in the management of public resources.
The successful completion of the training marks another step in NYEWASCO’s ongoing efforts to enhance operational efficiency, uphold good governance and support the delivery of sustainable water and sanitation services.
