COMMERCIALIZATION OF WATER SERVICES

Commercialization of service sectors worldwide has been impeded by a number of factors that include the inability of stakeholders to undertake an effective holistic change in line with the organizational change. Therefore, this has led to the need of understanding how commercialization of water services has affected employee work culture and in relation to how work culture affects the availability of services offered. Using qualitative and quantitative approaches, the author of this book establishes how commercialization of water services affects the work culture. George argues that the commercialization of water services in Eldoret, Kenya, has had an overall positive effect on the attitude of the employees, managers and customers. The author suggests that commercialization improves the work culture of newly commercialized enterprises and leads to increased positive work culture. He further opines that commercialization has direct benefits on the work culture of an organization. This book is a must-read for administrators of newly formed water companies and scholars of Water and Sanitation Studies in Kenya and elsewhere in the world.

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George Kwedho is an Engineer with an experience of over a decade. He is the Technical Manager at Eldoret Water and Sanitation Company (ELDOWAS) in Kenya. He holds a BIT degree from Egerton University and an M.Phil (Entrepreneurship Studies) from Moi University, Kenya, where he is pursuing his D.Phil. in Environmental Planning and Management.