A technical delegation from the World Bank visited the headquarters of the Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation (KW&SC) on Wednesday to review progress on the Karachi Water and Sewerage Services Improvement Project (KWSSIP) and discuss ongoing reforms at the utility.
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The meeting focused on the implementation status of KWSSIP, financial restructuring, operational improvements, and measures aimed at enhancing revenue generation and institutional sustainability.
The KW&SC delegation was led by Chief Executive Officer Ahmed Ali Siddiqui, with senior officials from all major departments in attendance.
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The World Bank team comprised Manager David Michaud, Task Team Leader Tiziana Smith, Farhan Sami, Sarah Omwoyo, and technical consultants, along with members of the KWSSIP team.
During the meeting, the KW&SC team presented updates on KWSSIP-1 implementation, financial reform initiatives, revenue performance, and ongoing infrastructure and operational improvements.
World Bank technical team met KW&SC senior management to review KWSSIP-1 and the reform agenda.
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KW&SC team presented progress including financial restructuring, operational reforms, and a 26% increase in revenue generation.
Officials also shared the corporation’s future organisational vision, strategic priorities, and the 2026-27 Annual Work Plan.
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The presentation was followed by detailed discussions on operational reforms, fiscal sustainability measures, and compliance with project-related reform commitments.
The World Bank delegation expressed satisfaction with the progress made by KW&SC and appreciated the corporation’s efforts to improve governance, efficiency, and service delivery.
Speaking on the occasion, World Bank Manager David Michaud highlighted the importance of maintaining momentum in the reform process and reaffirmed the institution’s continued support for KW&SC in achieving the project’s objectives.
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CEO Ahmed Ali Siddiqui thanked the World Bank for its ongoing assistance and reiterated KW&SC’s commitment to accelerating reforms and improving water and sewerage services for Karachi’s residents.
Both sides agreed on a joint roadmap to expedite ongoing initiatives, strengthen coordination, and work towards building a more sustainable and efficient water management system for Karachi.
