Training Workshop in Kampala, Uganda, June 25 – 27, 2018 

GWOPA and IHE to offer their tools and lessons from global learning on WOPs to a major new Dutch WOP programme in support of SDG 6.

A collection of good WOPs practice from across the globe.

Research conducted on organisational behaviour in the framework of apparent water loss reduction in Kenya will feed into the BEWOP project and support the development of a diagnostic tool.

Energy efficiency savings of 100,000 USD through WOP accounting to case analysis

The 'Water Asset Management for Small Towns in Uganda with special focus on Post-Conflict Northern Region' initiative is a capacity development programme running from 2012 to 2016. One of the key goals of this action is to develop the local operators' Asset Management capacity in 10 small towns in Uganda through WOPs.

GWOPA took the initiative in August 2012 to lead the formation of the UN-Water Task Force on Capacity Development for Water Operators (TF-CDWO) under the umbrella of the UN-Water Thematic Priority Area on Drinking Water and Sanitation.