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APRWSEA

Andhra Pradesh Rural Water Supply Engineer’s Association, Amaravati

(Recognised by Andhra Pradesh Govt. vide G.O.Ms.No.565 of GAD (SW-1) Dept., Dt.25-09-2010)

President

Er Akula Kumar

President, APRWSEA, Amaravati

General Secretary

Er Jetty Kalyan Chakravarthy

General Secretary, APRWSEA, Amaravati

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Welcome to APRWSEA

The Andhra Pradesh Rural Water Supply Engineers Association (APRWSEA) is a registered professional association established under G.O. Ms. No. 565, dated 25 September 2010, issued by the General Administration (SW.I) Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh.

Established in 2010 following the bifurcation of the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation (RWS&S) Department from its parent department, APRWSEA serves as a common platform for engineers across the State to promote unity, professional development, and collective welfare.

The Association is committed to safeguarding the rights and interests of its members, addressing service-related issues, advocating for career advancement, and fostering professional excellence. Through collective representation and constructive engagement with the Government, APRWSEA strives to strengthen the engineering community and contribute to the effective delivery of safe and sustainable drinking water and sanitation services to rural communities.

Our Vision

To build a strong, united, and professionally empowered engineering community that safeguards the rights and interests of RWS&S engineers, promotes their welfare and career advancement, and contributes to the delivery of safe, reliable, and sustainable drinking water and sanitation services to every rural household in Andhra Pradesh.

Our vision is to foster an Association founded on unity, integrity, transparency, mutual respect, and constructive engagement with the Government and Department authorities.

Our Objectives

The objectives of APRWSEA are to represent and protect the legitimate interests of its members, strengthen professional unity, promote career development, and support excellence in rural water supply and sanitation services.

  • Safeguarding Members' Interests: Protect the professional rights, service benefits, and welfare of all Association members.
  • Career Growth and Service Matters: Pursue fair opportunities in promotions, seniority, cadre management, transfers, and career progression through appropriate channels.
  • Unity and Collective Representation: Strengthen solidarity among engineers and present common demands effectively before the Government and Department authorities.
  • Professional Development: Encourage technical knowledge, capacity building, training, and the adoption of modern engineering practices.
  • Members' Welfare: Promote mutual assistance and welfare initiatives for members facing personal or financial hardship, subject to the Association's rules and available resources.
  • Constructive Engagement: Maintain cordial and productive relationships with the Government, Department officials, and other service associations to resolve professional and administrative issues.
  • Engineering Excellence and Public Service: Encourage quality, accountability, and professional integrity in the planning, execution, and maintenance of rural water supply and sanitation infrastructure.