In
times of surpluses, savings and investments, especially in infrastructure should
be expanded. In times of deficits, infrastructure must be preserved;
efficiently utilized and maintained. The nation’s housing stock, buildings and
general monuments, public utilities, works and transport, and other
miscellaneous items needs urgent attention.
The
Ministry of Public Utilities facilitates
the effective delivery of efficient, affordable and quality public utilities
services through a committed, resourceful team of professionals in close
collaboration with all stakeholders. It provides meteorological information and
advice consistent with international standards towards the pursuit of national,
scientific, social, economic and cultural goals and sustainable development.
It
is responsible for the inspection and certification of electrical works. Directs
and regulates the fare distribution of electricity, water and the management of
waste through its allocation to and oversight of State Enterprises. And
through its Community-based Environment Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP),
focuses on environmental protection, enhancement and beautification in
communities.