TAWWDA PARTICIPATES IN LVSWWDA ANNUAL STAKEHOLDERS’ FORUM
Our Board Chairperson Hon. Regina Ndambuki and CEO Mr. Sammy Naporos yesterday attended the Annual Stakeholders’ Forum hosted by Lake Victoria South Water Works Development Agency (LVSWWDA) at Ciala Resort, Kisumu.
The forum was graced by the Cabinet Secretary for Water, Sanitation and Irrigation,@mugaa_eric , alongside key stakeholders from across the water sector.
The engagement provided an opportunity to share achievements, discuss emerging opportunities and challenges, and strengthen partnerships towards improving access to safe water and sanitation services.
CONTINUING TO QUENCH THIRST.
Tanathi water works development agency (TAWWDA) continues to support communities through water distribution, bringing relief to residents of Noompalekin Community, Olkeri Location, Kajiado West, Kajiado County.
We remain committed to improving access to water and ensuring communities have access to this essential resource.
#TAWWDA #WaterForAll #QuenchingThirst
KENYA TOWNS SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION PROGRAMME – SUPERVISION MISSION SITE VISIT.
The Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Programme Supervision Mission conducted a site visit to the ongoing construction of the Machakos Sewerage Project to assess progress and evaluate the implementation of the project.
The mission brought together representatives from the African Development Bank (AfDB), Athi Water Works Development Agency , Coast Water Works Development Agency , the National Treasury, the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation, County Government officials, and staff from Tanathi Water Works Development Agency .
The Machakos Sewerage Project is currently 93% complete and is expected to serve approximately 150,000 people. Upon completion, the project will have a wastewater treatment capacity of 6,400 cubic metres per day (m³/day) and is anticipated to provide approximately 3,000 new sewer connections*, significantly improving sanitation services and environmental protection within Machakos and its surrounding areas.
During the visit, the mission was informed that sewer flows are expected to commence treatment within the next two weeks, marking a significant milestone towards the operationalisation of the project.
The project is a key investment in sustainable urban sanitation, aimed at improving public health, protecting the environment, and enhancing the quality of life for residents through improved wastewater management.
TAWWDA HOSTS KENYA TOWNS SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION PROJECT SUPERVISION MISSION.
Tanathi Water Works Development Agency today hosted a supervision mission meeting at its Boardroom as part of the Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Project. The meeting brought together representatives from @AthiWaterWorks Development Agency , @cwwda , the National Treasury, and other key stakeholders involved in the programme.
The meeting focused on reviewing previous agreements, assessing the implementation status of the programme across the participating water agencies, and discussing outstanding procurement activities, financial performance and disbursement projections, as well as environmental and social safeguard issues.
The discussions provided a platform for stakeholders to evaluate progress, address implementation challenges, and agree on the next steps towards effective project delivery.
TAWWDA remains committed to collaborating with sector partners to strengthen project implementation, enhance water supply and sanitation services, and improve access to reliable and sustainable water for communities.
#TAWWDA #WaterForAll #WaterAndSanitation #SustainableDevelopment
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Increasing Water access in Machakos county: Today HE the President William Samoei Roto commissioned Mwala Cluster Water Supply (phase I ) to serve 137K people delivering 6600m daily accompanied by CS Eric Mugaa and Machakos leadership.
PRESIDENT RUTO COMMISSIONS MWALA CLUSTER LAST MILE WATER SUPPLY PROJECT
His Excellency President @WilliamsRuto today commissioned the Mwala Cluster Last Mile Water Supply Project in Mwala Sub-County, Machakos County, marking a significant milestone in the Government’s efforts to expand access to safe, clean and reliable water.
Valued at KSh 1.47 billion, the project is set to improve water access for communities across the project area, contributing to better livelihoods, improved public health and socio-economic development.
The project covers Mwala, Makutano, Masii, Kivandani, Wamunyu, Kathama, Oldonyo Sabuk, Mbiuni, Mbaani, Kilembwa and Kyawango. Its scope includes the installation of water pipelines, extension of distribution networks, consumer connections, rehabilitation of existing water tanks and construction of water kiosks to strengthen water service delivery.
During the commissioning, the President also highlighted plans for the proposed Mwala Cluster Phase II Last Mile Connectivity Project, estimated to cost KSh 500 million. He pledged KSh 200 million as seed funding in the next budget to support the implementation of the proposed phase, further demonstrating the Government’s commitment to expanding water connectivity and ensuring more households benefit from reliable water services.
The event was attended by the cabinet secretary of water sanitation and irrigation @mugaa_eric , other leaders and the leadership of Tanathi Water Works Development Agency , whose mandate includes developing water infrastructure to improve access to water across its area of jurisdiction.
The commissioning marks an important step towards strengthening water infrastructure in Machakos County, bringing services closer to communities and advancing the national agenda of universal access to safe and reliable water.
#TAWWDA #WaterForAll #LastMileConnectivity #WaterAccess #DevelopmentForAll
WATER, SANITATION AND IRRIGATION CONFERENCE – ( DAY 2)
Day 2 of the Water, Sanitation and Irrigation Conference continued with insightful discussions on expanding access to safe water, improving sanitation services, and promoting sustainable irrigation to enhance food security and drive economic growth.
The day’s engagements focused on emerging sector priorities, innovative approaches, and opportunities to strengthen coordination in addressing water and sanitation challenges while advancing sustainable irrigation development.
Tanathi Water Works Development Agency (TAWWDA) continues to participate in these important conversations, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable water infrastructure development and improved access to reliable water services for communities.
#WaterSanitationAndIrrigation #TAWWDA #WaterForAll #SustainableDevelopment
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Quenching thirst; with the prevailing drought in Kajiado West, Tanathi Water Works Development Agency is currently supplying 640000 litres of water per week in Singiraine and rehabilitating Mile forty six - Singiraine pipeline as a sustainable solution to water deficiency.
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Director for Water and Sanitation at the @AfDB_Group Mtchera Chirwa, Water Secretary @EngSaoalima and other Bank officials tour @ThwakeWater. AfDB has committed to financing the downstream phases of the DAM, propelling region to full potential
@MOWSI_KE @tanathiwwda
TAWWDA SUPPORTS WATER ACCESS THROUGH DISTRIBUTION EXERCISE IN SINGIRAINI, KAJIADO WEST.
Tanathi Water Works Development Agency conducts water distribution exercise in Singiraini, Kajiado West, Kajiado County, aimed at supporting the community’s access to this essential resource
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The gift that keep giving; catchment conservation for sustainable water supply. TAWWDA joined Makueni leaders to celebrate Mazingira day at Kiu primary school. 10K assorted seedlings were distributed to be planted at the onset of rains.
At Tanathi Water Works Development Agency, we remain committed to delivering reliable, safe and sustainable water services to our communities.
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