• ATAWAS

Who We Are

Welcome to the Association of Tanzanian Water Suppliers (ATAWAS) The Association of Tanzanian Water Suppliers (ATAWAS) is a membership-based organization that operates in both Tanzania mainland and Zanzibar. It is officially registered under the Societies Ordinance of 1954 and its subsequent amendments. ATAWAS was formally established in October 2002, having obtained registration through the Register of Societies (Registration No. 11614) as a Society Organization. The primary role of the Association is to serve as a platform for water supply organizations in Tanzania, facilitating the exchange of experiences and best practices to improve their management performance in the water and sanitation sector. Membership in ATAWAS includes Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authorities (WSSAs), Community-Based Water Supply Organizations (CBWSOs), water and sanitation services vendors, manufacturers of water supply materials, water wells drillers, water engineering and plumbing works professionals, as well as those involved in research, training, and individual members with interests in the water sector. Our commitment is dedicated to advancing water and sanitation in Tanzania. Serving as a beacon for excellence, ATAWAS strives to elevate industry standards by fostering knowledge, skills, ethics, innovations, and research. Through collaboration, communication, advocacy, and professional development, we aim to create a robust platform that unites individuals working toward the common goal of enhancing water and sanitation practices in our communities. Join us on this collective journey as we work towards ensuring a sustainable and improved future for the water sector.

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Our Mission Statement

The Mission of ATAWAS is to foster knowledge, skills, ethics, innovations and research in the water Industry through collaboration, communication, advocacy and professional developments for people working in the water sector. Through a multifaceted strategy, the organization is committed to fostering the development and dissemination of knowledge, skills, ethics, innovations, and research within the water sector. This mission is executed through collaborative efforts, effective communication, advocacy initiatives, and professional development opportunities for individuals engaged in the water industry. The organization recognizes the critical role that collaboration plays in achieving its mission. By actively fostering partnerships and alliances, ATAWAS aims to create a synergistic environment where stakeholders can pool their collective expertise and resources to address the challenges and opportunities within the water sector. Effective communication serves as a cornerstone, ensuring that information flows seamlessly among industry professionals, facilitating the exchange of ideas, experiences, and insights. In line with its mission, ATAWAS places a strong emphasis on advocacy, working to promote the importance of ethical practices, sustainability, and continuous improvement within the water industry. The organization seeks to be a vocal and influential advocate for policies and practices that contribute to the overall well-being of the water sector, both locally and globally

Vision of ATAWAS

The Vision of ATAWAS is to be a world class association promoting best practices in water sector. The overarching vision of the organization is to evolve into a globally recognized association that sets the standard for excellence in the water sector. This vision encompasses a commitment to becoming a world-class entity that actively promotes and fosters the adoption of best practices within the water industry. The organization aspires to be a beacon of innovation, efficiency, and sustainability in water-related endeavors, striving to influence and inspire positive change on a global scale. In pursuit of this vision, the organization aims to serve as a dynamic force for advancement, leading the way in the development and implementation of cutting-edge practices that enhance the overall performance and resilience of the water sector. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, the organization seeks to contribute significantly to the elevation of standards, not only within its immediate membership but also across the broader international water community.

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Professional Team

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Nats Stenman

Chief Operating Officer

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground

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Angela Lyouer

Innovation Officer

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground

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Mark Conter

Safety Officer

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground

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Ayesha Stewart

Finance Officer

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground

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Dave Clarkte

Civil Engineer

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground

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Elton Joe

Site Supervisor

Nats Stenman began his career in construction with boots on the ground