DCAO Calls for Accountability and Improved Service Delivery During Kasanje Monitoring Visit
The Deputy Chief Administrative Officer (DCAO), Kiiza Godfrey Rwakijuma, has called for strengthened accountability, improved service delivery, and prudent use of public resources following a monitoring visit to Kasanje Town Council.
During the visit, he engaged the technical team to assess ongoing programs, particularly the implementation of the Parish Development Model (PDM). He emphasized the need for timely approval and submission of beneficiary data to avoid delays in service delivery.
Rwakijuma also highlighted the importance of effective utilization of the Road Fund to maintain access roads and urged enforcement of physical planning regulations to address encroachment on road reserves.
He reminded council leaders to meet local revenue targets to enhance operational efficiency and stressed timely reporting to promote transparency and accountability.
The visit also covered key service delivery areas. At Kasanje Health Centre III, challenges such as inconsistent water supply and lack of trained personnel to operate a donated scan machine were noted. At Kasanje Church of Uganda Primary School, concerns over academic performance were raised, with a call for stronger engagement with stakeholders to improve outcomes.
The DCAO concluded by urging stronger coordination, proactive leadership, and improved reporting to enhance service delivery in the town council.