Water safety planning (WSP) is a systematic approach to assess and manage risks associated with the entire drinking water supply chain, from the source of water to the end consumer. The goal of WSP auditing initiatives is to improve the existing water distribution and management systems to ensure that the public receives sufficient and safe water.

In the context of the provided content, WSP auditing was conducted for several areas, including Wangdue Phodrang, Gelephu Thromde, and Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde. Specifically, the WSP auditing for Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde took place from 6/5/2024 to 8/5/2024, with a team of auditors representing various organizations such as RCDC, the Department of Water, Gelephu CNNRH, and SJ General Hospital.

During the auditing process, the water system from the water source to the consumer points was thoroughly examined to identify areas for improvement. The primary objectives of the auditing initiatives were to enhance the WSP of Thromde and to equip system operators with the necessary skills to adhere to standard guidelines for water safety.

It is worth noting that the presence of key officials such as the Executive Secretary and Chief Engineer, along with the water section graced the significance of the WSP auditing event and demonstrated a commitment to ensuring the provision of safe and sufficient water to the public.