Samoa Water Authority

18/09/2026

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

SURVEY OF LETOGO VILLAGE PROPERTY BOUNDARY
RFQ NO. SWA – UCW1/2026

18/09/2026

ADDENDUM No.1

Invitation to Prequalify for Minor Works Contracts Under Framework Agreement

17/09/2026

Congratulations to Zion Cam Young of Samoa Water Authority, recipient of the PWWA Young Water Professional Award 2026.

You have truly made your SWA family proud!!

Congratulations to Zion Cam Young of Samoa Water Authority, recipient of the PWWA Young Water Professional Award 2026.

Zion stood out for her enthusiasm, commitment and willingness to take every opportunity- from facilitating sessions and engaging with utility leaders to presenting with fellow YWPs at the Pacific Water Ministers Forum in Tahiti.

Her advice is simple:

“Take every opportunity that comes your way.”

Congratulations Zion, and to all of our 2026 Young Water Professionals helping shape the future of the Pacific water sector.

Read more: https://www.pwwa.ws/samoas-zion-young-recognised-with-pwwa-young-water-professional-award-2026

17/09/2026

16/09/2026

🚨 MOTUSIA O LE SUAVAI 🚨

16/09/2026

📢 FAASILASILAGA TAUA 📢

14/09/2026

🌧️ Rainfall Forecast – Next 3 Months

Climate models are forecasting a high chance of below-normal rainfall across Samoa over the next three months.

📉 There is an 80–90% chance that rainfall will be below normal during this period.

Samoa Meteorological Services will continue to monitor conditions and provide regular updates.

14/09/2026

Be Prepared! Conserve available water and use water wisely!

🌿 El Niño: Impacts & Preparedness

El Niño can bring drier and hotter conditions than usual, which may affect different sectors across Samoa.

💧 Water: Save water and avoid unnecessary use.

🌱 Agriculture: Monitor crops, conserve soil moisture, and plan for reduced rainfall.

🔥 Fire: Take extra care with fires and avoid burning during dry conditions.

❤️ Health: Stay hydrated, keep cool, and take care during hot and dry weather.

🌊 Environment: Be aware of increased stress on coral reefs, forests and other ecosystems.

📢 Sector-specific advice: Each sector has also shared an El Niño statement focused on their area, with more detailed information and advice.

Please follow the relevant sector updates and Samoa Meteorological Services for the latest information.

Stay informed. Stay prepared.

13/09/2026

📢O le faasaoina o le suavai, o la tatou matafaioi fai faatasi📢
📌 Fa'aitiitia le fa'aaogaina lē tatau o le suavai
📌 Aua le fa'amaimauina le suavai
📌 Ripoti mai paipa liki ma paipa papa
📌 Faapale le suavai maua
📌 Faasoasoa tatau le fa'aaogaina o le suavai

🌦️ El Niño information for Samoa

Samoa has experienced three consecutive months of below-normal rainfall, with August being one of the driest Augusts on record at some stations.

Forecast: There is an 80–90% chance of below-normal rainfall over the next three months.

What this could mean: Increased pressure on water supplies, crop stress, higher bushfire risk, and impacts on health and the environment.

Be prepared: Conserve water, monitor crops, avoid burning, and stay updated with Samoa Meteorological Services.

Stay informed. Stay prepared