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Tags (23)
- Botswana
- Kenya
- Nigeria
- Uganda
- Energy
- Waste
- Water
- Nat. Amalg. Local & Central Gov't, Parastat. Workers' Union
- Botswana Land Board & Local Authorities & Health Workers Union
- Botswana Public Employees Union
- Kenya County Government Workers Union
- Union of Kenya Civil Servants
- Kenya Electrical Trades and Allied Workers' Union
- Kenya Union of Commercial, Food and Allied Workers
- National Union of Electricity Employees of Nigeria
- Uganda Public Employees Union
- Uganda Electricity and Allied Workers' Union
- Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees
- Africa & Arab Countries
- DGB Bildungswerk
- Quality Public Services
- Electricity
- Uganda Local Government Workers' Union
Benson Edwinson Phiri
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Tags (23)
- Botswana
- Kenya
- Nigeria
- Uganda
- Energy
- Waste
- Water
- Nat. Amalg. Local & Central Gov't, Parastat. Workers' Union
- Botswana Land Board & Local Authorities & Health Workers Union
- Botswana Public Employees Union
- Kenya County Government Workers Union
- Union of Kenya Civil Servants
- Kenya Electrical Trades and Allied Workers' Union
- Kenya Union of Commercial, Food and Allied Workers
- National Union of Electricity Employees of Nigeria
- Uganda Public Employees Union
- Uganda Electricity and Allied Workers' Union
- Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees
- Africa & Arab Countries
- DGB Bildungswerk
- Quality Public Services
- Electricity
- Uganda Local Government Workers' Union
Promoting Transparency and Decent Work in Supply Chains in Electricity, Water and Waste Services in Sub-Sahara Africa
This project aims to help trade unions promote universal access to quality public services that are environmentally sustainable and safeguard workers’ interests in the whole value chain, providing decent work.
The goal of this project is to promote transparency and decent work in supply chains in electricity, water and waste services in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The objectives of this project are twofold:
In the context of privatisation and restructuring of water, energy and waste services, this project will help trade unions safeguard workers’ interests in the whole value chain.
Encourage trade unions to promote universal access to quality public services that are environmentally sustainable and provide decent work.
Wins
PSI affiliates in Uganda successfully campaigned for improved waste management, leading to the removal of top KCCA leadership following the Kiteezi landfill tragedy in August 2024.
Project activities
This project will concretely:
build up knowledge about the investment value chains and disseminate information on relevant policies to the rank and file;
develop strategies to connect with the workers within these value chains;
mobilise workers against policies and actions that go against accessibility and quality public services in the water, energy and waste sectors;
build and consolidate alliances with like-minded organisations in civil society to work jointly on the necessary improvements in the sectors;
Sensitise the public about the importance of keeping utilities in public hands; and engage employers and policy makers about issues of the project.