At the 22nd International Congress and Exhibition of the African Water and Sanitation Association (AfWASA) in Uganda, the organization’s Executive Director, Olivier Gosso, reaffirmed its dedication to a sustainable future.
During the event’s opening ceremony on Sunday, Gosso emphasized AfWASA’s crucial role in shaping governance and driving innovation within the sector. According to the association, he underscored its extensive reach across 43 African nations, where it actively secures funding to enhance governance, improve service quality, and foster advancements in water and sanitation. With a legacy spanning 45 years, the organization remains a key player in the field.
Gosso urged members and partners to uphold their commitment to securing a sustainable future for the continent.
AfWASA ICE2025 commenced in Kampala, Uganda, on Sunday and is set to continue through Thursday.
The event brings together high-ranking Ugandan officials, African leaders, development partners, and industry delegates to deliberate on key issues, including water governance, financing, climate resilience, and technological innovation.
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