About CMWU
A public institution operating and developing water and wastewater services across the coastal municipalities.
Who we are
The Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU) is a public institution responsible for operating, maintaining and developing the water and wastewater systems across the coastal municipalities, in partnership with member municipalities, government bodies and supporting international institutions.
CMWU was established in [to be completed: year of establishment] under [to be completed: legal instrument of establishment], and works to provide safe and sustainable water services to residents under exceptional operating conditions.
What we do
- Operating and maintaining water networks, pumping stations, wells and reservoirs.
- Operating the wastewater system and treatment plants.
- Delivering infrastructure projects and rehabilitating damaged assets.
- Monitoring water quality against approved standards.
- Serving subscribers and handling reports and complaints.
- Managing infrastructure geospatial data through GIS.
More about CMWU
- Vision, mission and values — our strategic direction and what we stand for.
- How CMWU began — milestones since establishment.
- Goals and achievements — where we are heading and what we have delivered.
- Legal status — institutional framework and governance.
Departments
CMWU comprises the following departments: Administration · Finance · Engineering and Planning · Water Operations and Maintenance · Commercial Services (Subscribers) · Information Technology · Geographic Information Systems.
Our partners
CMWU projects are delivered in partnership with donors and international financing institutions, including the European Union, KfW Development Bank, the World Bank, GIZ, UNDP, UNICEF and UNRWA. Each project and its donor are listed in the Projects section.
Contact
For enquiries, complaints or service requests, please use the Contact us page. For urgent faults, please call the emergency line shown at the top of this site.