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BWASCO • Corporate Information

Stakeholder Representation
& Engagement

BWASCO recognizes the importance of working with customers, communities, regulators, government institutions, employees, partners and other stakeholders in delivering sustainable water and sanitation services.

Stakeholder Engagement

Working With Our Stakeholders

Effective water and sanitation service delivery depends on constructive relationships between the Company and the people, institutions and organizations connected to its mandate.

BWASCO's stakeholder landscape includes customers and consumers, local communities, government institutions, sector regulators, employees, businesses, institutions and development partners. These stakeholders have different interests and responsibilities in relation to water supply, sanitation, public health, environmental protection and sustainable development.

Stakeholder Groups

Our Principal Stakeholders

The following stakeholder groups are relevant to BWASCO's mandate and service delivery responsibilities.

B

Board of Directors

Provides strategic governance, oversight, accountability and direction to the Company.

M

Management & Employees

Responsible for managing operations and delivering water and sanitation services to customers and communities.

C

Customers & Consumers

Households, businesses, institutions and other consumers who depend on BWASCO's water and sanitation services.

G

County Government

A key public-sector stakeholder in the planning, coordination and development of water and sanitation services within Bungoma County.

R

Sector Regulators

Regulatory institutions provide oversight, standards, monitoring and accountability within the water services sector.

W

Water Sector Institutions

Water-sector institutions and development agencies contribute to infrastructure development, coordination and sustainable water resource management.

P

Local Communities

Communities within the service area are important stakeholders in service access, public health, environmental protection and development.

I

Institutions & Businesses

Commercial enterprises, schools, health facilities, public institutions and other organizations are important users of water and sanitation services.

D

Development Partners

Development and sector partners can support infrastructure, institutional capacity, innovation and sustainable service delivery.

Representation

Stakeholder Roles & Interests

Understanding the role of each stakeholder group supports transparency, accountability and effective service delivery.

Stakeholder Group Primary Role / Interest Relationship With BWASCO
Board of Directors Governance, strategic direction, oversight and accountability. Corporate governance and oversight.
Management & Employees Effective management and operational delivery of services. Internal operational and service delivery stakeholders.
Customers & Consumers Reliable, safe, affordable and responsive water and sanitation services. Direct service relationship and customer feedback.
Bungoma County Government Public service planning, development and coordination. County-level public-sector relationship.
Water Sector Regulators Compliance, standards, monitoring and sector accountability. Regulatory and reporting relationship.
Water Sector Institutions Water infrastructure development and sustainable sector management. Sector coordination and infrastructure development.
Local Communities Access to services, public health, environmental protection and community development. Community and public-interest relationship.
Institutions & Businesses Reliable water and sanitation services for institutional and commercial activities. Customer and service-user relationship.
Development Partners Infrastructure development, innovation, capacity building and sector support. Partnership and development relationship where applicable.
Engagement

Stakeholder Engagement Approach

BWASCO's engagement with stakeholders is intended to promote communication, transparency, feedback and responsible service delivery.

Customer & Community Engagement

Engagement with customers and communities helps identify service needs, receive feedback and strengthen responsiveness to issues affecting water and sanitation services.

Customer communication and feedback are important components of improving service delivery.

Institutional & Regulatory Engagement

BWASCO operates within Kenya's water-sector regulatory and institutional framework and interacts with relevant government and sector institutions in fulfilling its mandate.

Such engagement supports compliance, coordination, accountability and sustainable sector development.

Our Principles

Principles of Stakeholder Engagement

Transparency Promoting openness and access to relevant information.
Accountability Maintaining responsibility for decisions, services and performance.
Participation Recognizing stakeholder views and feedback in service improvement.
Responsiveness Addressing customer and stakeholder concerns through appropriate channels.
Important information

The Board of Directors is presented separately on the BWASCO Board of Directors page. This page focuses on the wider stakeholder groups connected to BWASCO's water and sanitation mandate and their respective roles and interests. Specific individual stakeholder representatives, committees or engagement schedules should only be added when officially published or confirmed by BWASCO.

Strong Stakeholder Relationships

Effective engagement with customers, communities, government institutions, regulators, employees and sector partners contributes to transparent, accountable and sustainable water and sanitation service delivery.