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Lagos Water Corporation Receives International Climate Smart Utilities Recognition

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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What happened

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Lagos Water Corporation received international recognition in Glasgow under the 2026 International Water Association Climate Smart Utilities Recognition Programme. This honor made LWC the second Nigerian utility to receive the recognition, following Kaduna in 2022, and the first in southern Nigeria. The program evaluates utilities based on climate adaptation, greenhouse-gas mitigation, and climate-smart leadership.

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Why it matters

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The recognition highlights LWC's efforts to build resilience and modernize distribution networks despite existing investment and operational challenges. This effort is part of a broader drive by Lagos to revive waterworks and strengthen its system against pressures from urbanization and climate change.

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  • The recognition and rehabilitation drive could boost the state's reputation and investment potential through infrastructure improvement.

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