KEWASNET recently shared with EWP their thoughts on the upcoming AfricaSan 4 conference, and the work they are doing to raise awareness about the need to realize the human right to water and sanitation on the continent.Samson on behalf of KEWASNET, will be attending the upcoming AfricaSan 4 conference in Senegal from 25 to 27 …
Through the development of sensitization messages with local partners , WPM information developed in a very easy to read manner, with colors, charts, and photographs,infographs , organizing public campaigns and debates on the right to water and sanitation, KEWASNET aimed at generating evidence on the potential benefits arising from recognition and implementation of WASH activities …
On the 19th to 22nd of May 2015, Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Societies Network (KEWASNET) in collaboration with CEWASorganized a two day training workshop for its members on Integrity, Quality and Compliance in WASH projects of Kenyan Civil Society Organizations at the Kilima Safari Camp in Amboselli. The training which saw several member organizations …
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Public Participation is a constitutional requirement for any policy or Act being formulated in the Republic of Kenya. It was therefore constitutional for Kisumu County Water Policy to pass through similar process.This was undertaken by training think tank, developing data collection tool and collecting data in 7 sub counties in Kisumu County. Training and refining …
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BACKGROUND The Kenya Water and Sanitation CSOs Network (KEWASNET), the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, the Swedish (Agency for) International Development Assistance (SIDA) and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) Introduces the Water Sector Innovation Awards 2016 (WaSIA 2016). In its maiden year, WaSIA 2016 seeks to recognize the outstanding contribution by Civil Society Organizations …
FROM COMMITMENT TO ACTION: CIVIL SOCIETY STATEMENT AT THE 6TH AFRICA WATER WEEK DAR ES SALAAM, 17 July 2016 650 million people around the world live without safe water. 33% of Sub-Saharan Africans still do not have access to clean water. 40% of people around Africa lack access to improved sanitation facilities. Diarrhea is the …
1st Annual Kenya Water Week: 20 – 25 November “From Aid to Trade: Enhancing Business Partnerships & Innovation for Sustainable Water and Sanitation Provision in Africa.” In recognition of the global shift from Aid to Trade, sustainable financing and development, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation together with the Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Society …
World Water Day is marked globally on 22ND March every year. It is a day to celebrate water and find ways of making a difference in the lives of the members of the global population who suffer from water related issues. It is also a day to prepare for how we manage water in the …
The three day Water Resource Management Technical Working Group meeting and Water and Sanitation Study circle on Non-Revenue Water and Community Led Total Sanitation meeting was organized by KEWASNET for Nyanza/Western Kenya and North Rift Regions represented by Uasin Gishu, Busia, Homa Bay, Kisumu, Migori, Elgeyo Marakwet, Trans Nzoia and Kakamega Counties. A total 65 …
Nyanza/Western Kenya and North Rift Water Resource Management TWG and WaSH Study Circle Read More »
The Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Society Network is the National Network of Water Civil Society Organizations in Kenya.
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