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Koche Water Users Association (KWUA) is a community based water management structure established in 2012 to provide sustainable and affordable potable water services to communities within Traditional Authority Mponda. The Association operates for the benefit of the community, with no individual claiming ownership of the water system.
Legal & Institutional Status
Legal & Institutional Status
KWUA is a community-based water management structure mandated to operate within its designated jurisdiction under Traditional Authority Mponda.
The Association functions as a collective community entity responsible for managing water supply systems, maintaining infrastructure, and ensuring equitable access to potable water within its coverage area.
All operations are conducted in accordance with established community governance structures and sound environmental practices.
Governance Structure
Governance Structure
The Association is managed through a structured community governance system led by a Scheme Manager and supported by community leadership structures.
The Scheme Manager oversees daily operations, infrastructure maintenance, and service delivery, ensuring accountability and operational efficiency.
The governance framework ensures transparency, community participation, and responsible management of resources.
Core Objectives
Core Objectives
Ensure long-term sustainability of water supply and sanitation services
Identify and respond to community water and sanitation needs
Maintain water infrastructure efficiently and responsibly
Supply water at affordable and reasonable tariffs
Ensure transparency and financial accountability
Operate in accordance with sound environmental practices
Support community development initiatives
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