Water Services

Management: Why is Quality Control Important and Other Aspects

To produce a better quality product, increased efficiency/reduced costs.  It will enhance employee morale and enhance image with public, regulators, etc.

Water Services Authority (WSA)

The Water Services Authority must understand the water supply and sanitation need of customers and also ensure that progressive action is taken to meet these needs.

Customers

Meeting peoples basic needs, especially access to clean water and adequate sanitation is part of the necessary work of transforming our society.

Bulk Water Services Provider

Water from large rivers stored in dams or water pumped up from the ground is supplied in bulk quantity to a Water Services Provider in an area.

Water Services Provider

This institution does the work of providing water services to customers – according to its contract with the Water Services Authority.

WSP: Implementing Agent, Support Services Agent, Sanitation Promotion Agent