This paper describes the steady progress that the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) has been making with formulating a national water services infrastructure asset management (IAM) strategy. A "scan" of the state of water services infrastructure and the state of its asset management, is long complete. 2006/2007 saw the completion of a process of identifying elements needed for an enabling environment to ensure sound asset management. Since then DWAF, with the assistance of an external team, has been identifying priority strategic actions, taking cognizance of its mandated responsibility and what it needs to do within its own sphere and also in conjunction with others, particularly with other national government departments
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Wall K, Manus A, Moodley K, Boshoff L, Ottermann A. 2008. DWAF water services IAM strategy positioned within the context of other major national IAM initiatives. Confluence of the water industry. Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) Biennial Conference 2008, Sun City, South Africa, May 18-22, pp 8.
Wall, K., Manus, A., Moodley, K., Boshoff, L., & Ottermann, A. (2008). DWAF water services IAM strategy positioned within the context of other major national IAM initiatives. Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA). http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3108
Wall, K, A Manus, K Moodley, L Boshoff, and A Ottermann. "DWAF water services IAM strategy positioned within the context of other major national IAM initiatives." (2008): http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3108
Wall K, Manus A, Moodley K, Boshoff L, Ottermann A, DWAF water services IAM strategy positioned within the context of other major national IAM initiatives; Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA); 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3108 .