The Parliament of Sierra Leone has officially approved Ing. Pierre Palmer as the new Director General of the National Water Resources Management Agency (NWRMA), marking a significant milestone in the country’s effort to strengthen the governance and sustainable management of its water resources.
During the Parliamentary session, Members of Parliament praised Ing. Palmer for his extensive technical expertise, exemplary leadership, and longstanding commitment to advancing Sierra Leone’s water sector. His approval reflects Parliament’s confidence in his ability to uphold and elevate the agency’s mandate, which includes regulating, conserving, and protecting the nation’s water resources in accordance with national policies and international best practices.
As Director General, Ing. Palmer is expected to drive strategic reforms that enhance water security, promote transparency and accountability, and support the government’s broader environmental and development priorities. His leadership comes at a pivotal moment as Sierra Leone continues to strengthen frameworks that ensure equitable access to safe, clean, and reliable water for all citizens.
Key responsibilities under his tenure will include enforcing regulatory compliance across the water sector, fostering collaboration with ministries and development partners, strengthening institutional systems, and implementing measures to mitigate water-related challenges, including those driven by climate change.
Parliament’s endorsement of Ing. Pierre Palmer underscores its commitment to effective water governance, improved resource management, and enhanced service delivery.
The approval marks a new chapter for the National Water Resources Management Agency as it continues its crucial role in safeguarding Sierra Leone’s water future.
(C) NWRMA Communications
