Our Approach

 Developing Sustainable Water Sources 

We focus on long-term solutions that provide communities with consistent access to clean water. Our key initiatives include:

• Drilling and Rehabilitating Boreholes – Constructing new boreholes and repairing non-functional ones.
• Rainwater Harvesting Systems – Installing storage tanks and catchment systems in schools, hospitals, and households.
• Spring Protection & Wells – Developing and protecting natural springs and shallow wells to ensure clean water supply.
• Sand Dams – Constructing sand dams to harvest and store rainwater, providing sustainable water source even during dry seasons.
• Improving Water Infrastructure

A key challenge in water access is inadequate infrastructure, leading to water loss and contamination. We work to:

• Expand Pipeline Networks – Connecting communities to safe water sources through gravity-fed and pumped pipeline systems.
• Install Water Storage Facilities – Building reservoirs, tanks, and distribution points to improve availability.
• Improve Sanitation & Hygiene Facilities – Constructing latrines, handwashinghand washing stations, and drainage systems to reduce waterborne diseases.

Promoting Water Conservation & Management

To ensure sustainable water use, we train communities on:

• Efficient Water Use Practices – Encouraging rainwater harvesting and drip irrigation in farming.
• Community-Based Water Management Committees – Empowering locals to manage and maintain water systems.
• Water Treatment & Purification – Teaching filtration, chlorination, and safe storage techniques to reduce contamination.

Impact & Success Stories

West Pokot Borehole Rehabilitation (2023)

• Rehabilitated 5 non-functional boreholes, benefiting over 10,000 people.
• Trained 20 community water managers to maintain the systems.
• Rainwater Harvesting for Schools (2024)
• Installed 10,000-liter storage tanks in 15 schools, ensuring continuous water supply for over 5,000 students
• Pipeline Extension Project (2025)
• Connected three remote villages to a reliable water source, improving access for 3,500+ residents.