Pipe Network Works
Field teams install and maintain distribution assets.
Public-Private Partnership
Belet Hawa Water Supply Company delivers clean, reliable and affordable water services to Belet Hawo and wider Gedo Regon.
Company Profile
BEWASCO is a Somali-registered water utility headquartered in Baled Hawo, Gedo Region. Operating under a Public‑Private Partnership (PPP) model, it delivers clean, reliable, and affordable water services to one of Somalia's most underserved communities.
Public‑Private Partnership for Clean Water and Sanitation in Somalia BIYUHU WAA NOLOL — "WATER IS LIFE"
Field teams install and maintain distribution assets.
Live testing and production checks keep supply moving.
PPP Model
BEWASCO's model aligns public oversight, private management, community ownership, and partner confidence around long-term water security.
Policy alignment and sector coordination with government institutions.
Operational efficiency, cost recovery, and service quality discipline.
Local engagement protects assets and strengthens long-term sustainability.
Transparent governance builds confidence for durable investment.
Background
Founded to address chronic water scarcity in Belet Xaawo, Gedo Region.
Initial boreholes, supply assets, and operational systems were developed.
Solar-powered pumping and pastoralist water access expanded service resilience.
Distribution coverage grew across Baled Hawo urban communities.
Water rehabilitation work helped production double year-on-year.
Governance
Governance is structured to keep transparency visible from board oversight down to daily field operations.
Strategic oversight and fiduciary responsibility.
Day-to-day leadership and partner liaison.
Technical, Finance, and Customer Care teams.
What Drives Us
Provide safe, reliable, and affordable water efficiently to all residents of Baled Hawo.
Become the leading and most trusted water service provider in Somalia.
Keep public, private, and community actors aligned around shared accountability.
Our Values
These values guide BEWASCO's operating culture and community commitments.
Open governance, clear reporting, and honest communication.
Qualified teams, disciplined systems, and dependable service standards.
Service decisions shaped around households, institutions, and businesses.
Clear responsibility from board oversight down to field operations.
Long-term dedication to water security in Baled Hawo and Gedo.
Solar pumping, digital metering plans, and smarter utility management.
Strategic Objectives
Ensure consistent, standards-compliant delivery within budget.
Sustain a quality culture through continuous training and capacity building.
Maintain full compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations.
Strengthen institutional capacity and achieve long-term cost recovery.
What BEWASCO Does
BEWASCO manages the full water service cycle and extends technical support to rural and peri-urban utilities across the region.
Planning, building, and operating water infrastructure from wells to distribution networks.
Reliable delivery to households, institutions, and public facilities across all sectors.
Procurement and supply of solar-powered pumping systems and water materials.
Technical assistance and institutional support for rural and peri-urban water utilities.
Partner Network
BEWASCO's impact is supported by partners who share a commitment to water security in Somalia.
Reach & Coverage
BEWASCO delivers water across 6 major zones, ensuring no community is left behind.
Free and subsidised water is provided to public institutions including police, district headquarters, mosques, schools, universities, colleges and health centers, reinforcing BEWASCO's social mandate.
Performance
The company profile shows clear production growth from 2023 through 2025, with collection efficiency improvement set as a priority for 2025 and beyond.
Key Strengths
Over a decade of technical credibility and on-the-ground delivery.
Off-grid solar infrastructure reduces costs and improves reliability.
Qualified engineers, technicians, and customer service professionals.
Transparent, accountable institutional framework at all levels.
Consistent project completion across more than 10 years of operations.
Challenges & Mitigation
Future Outlook
Grow household connections beyond 2,000 and extend the network to underserved zones.
Introduce smart metering and remote monitoring to improve billing accuracy.
Improve revenue collection to more than 75% through prepaid systems and community engagement.
Deepen PPP coordination with Jubaland Ministry and international partners.
Our People
Dedicated professionals working every day to keep clean water flowing to homes, institutions, and businesses.