Khuzwayo is a senior water supply and sanitation specialist with ten years of sector experience. He leads mixed-methods research and learning projects across a range of topics, including utility strengthening, urban sanitation service delivery, WASH in Schools, and market-based sanitation.

Khuzwayo has led several large projects, including a landmark multi-country study examining key enablers of effective public water utility service provision in rural areas and small towns, spanning five countries and 21 water utilities across Sub-Saharan Africa. He has also led and contributed to several assignments, including in Bangladesh, Kenya, Malawi, Tajikistan and Zambia, focused on sanitation policy, strategy and market development.

Khuzwayo’s advisory work is grounded in direct operational experience. He has more than five years of experience with the Lusaka Water Supply and Sanitation Company (Zambia), working on the US$300 million Lusaka Sanitation Programme, where he led the construction of over 3,500 household sanitation facilities in low-income urban settlements.

Khuzwayo has a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Zambia and a Master of Science in Sanitation (Distinction) from IHE Delft Institute for Water Education.