Recently, the President of GLOBAL COMMUNITIES paid an insightful visit to the Nanton District to assess the progress of the small town water system in Nanton Kurugu, alongside other community interventions. This visit underscored the ongoing commitment to improving infrastructure and services in the region, bringing hope and tangible benefits to the local populace.
The President’s visit commenced with an engaging interaction with the staff of the Northern Development Authority (NDA) and the District Director of Health Services. These discussions were pivotal in understanding the collaborative efforts and the challenges faced in the implementation of various community projects.
A key highlight of the visit was the inspection of the incinerator at the Nanton Health Centre. This facility plays a crucial role in ensuring proper waste management and promoting environmental health within the district. The President’s attention to this aspect signifies the holistic approach GLOBAL COMMUNITIES is taking towards improving public health infrastructure.
The tour continued with an inspection of the Nanton Kurugu water system. The President meticulously examined the pumping station, treatment centre, and water storage tower. These facilities are integral to providing clean and safe water to the community, a fundamental resource for enhancing the quality of life and fostering sustainable development.
In addition to the technical inspections, the President paid a courtesy call on the local chiefs, a gesture that highlighted the importance of traditional leadership and community involvement in developmental initiatives. This visit was a demonstration of respect and acknowledgment of the chiefs’ roles in facilitating and supporting community projects.
The community of Nanton Kurugu warmly welcomed the President with a vibrant Durbar. This event not only celebrated the ongoing projects but also provided a platform for the community to express their gratitude and share their experiences. The Durbar was a lively occasion, reflecting the unity and cultural richness of the community.
During her visit, the President engaged directly with the community members, including households benefiting from in-house water connections and communal standpipe vendors. These interactions offered firsthand insights into the positive impacts of the water system on daily lives. Residents shared stories of improved health outcomes, reduced burden of water collection, and enhanced economic opportunities thanks to reliable access to clean water.
In a memorable and heartfelt gesture, the community installed the President as “KPATUYA NAA,” a title of honor that signifies her esteemed role and contributions to the community’s welfare. This installation was not only a mark of respect but also a testament to the strong bond between GLOBAL COMMUNITIES and the people of Nanton District.
The President’s visit to Nanton District was a powerful affirmation of the progress made and the continued commitment to fostering sustainable development. It showcased the collaborative spirit and the significant strides being taken to improve infrastructure, health, and quality of life in the region. This visit will undoubtedly inspire further efforts and reinforce the shared vision of a thriving and resilient community.
































