The Dutch Government Plans to Invest Sh50 Million to Upgrade Communal Water Initiatives

Posted on :Friday , 29th November 2024

More than Sh50 million has been made available by the Dutch government to improve the governance frameworks of community water projects in Ghana and Kenya.

Kenya's Sirembe Community water project in Gem constituency would benefit from the funds, which were made available through the Ihe Delft Institute for Water Education, in terms of capacity building.

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Water and Sanitation Projects in Thika and Githunguri at Sh21 Billion

Posted on :Monday , 28th October 2024

The anticipated Sh21 billion Thika and Githunguri Water and Sanitation Project in Kiambu County will be funded by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA).

The government announced the plan at the beginning of this year, and it is expected to increase access to water for 1.2 million people in the Thika and Githunguri areas.

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Residents of Rongai, Nakuru, Would Gain From a Sh52 Million Water Project

Posted on :Tuesday , 1st October 2024

The Nakuru County administration has started a water project worth Sh52 million that would supply at least 6,000 homes in the Visoi ward of the Rongai Sub-County with clean, dependable water.

Inaugurating the Umoja Water Project, which was jointly funded by the County Government and World Vision, Governor Susan Kihika announced that comparable projects were being started in s. . .

Ndma's Launched Sh56 Million Water Project is in Taita Taveta

Posted on :Tuesday , 30th July 2024

In Mbololo, Voi Sub-county, Taita Taveta County, the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) is building a Sh56 million water project.

The Mbulia Mzwanenyi water project is an initiative of the NDMA, in collaboration with the Taita Taveta County Government, aimed at enhancing drought resistance.

Chairman of the Taita Taveta NDMA Shallow Yahya said duri. . .

A Sh63.5 Million Water Project to Alleviate the Scarcity of Water

Posted on :Tuesday , 4th June 2024

More than 30,000 people in Laikipia North are breathing a sigh of relief after the groundbreaking of a Sh63.5 million dam in Doldol, which is anticipated to alleviate water shortages in pastoral areas.

The Ewaso Ng'iro North Development Authority (ENNDA)-funded 100,000 cubic meter dam will supply water to the four settlements of Ilgwesi, Ilmokodo, Ilmumonyot, Indikiriri, and . . .