USAID In Action - Water And Sanitation

“Three years back, the school would spend 400 shillings per day (US $5) to buy water and absenteeism was high,” says John Masime the principal at Mariwa mixed secondary school in Kisumu. With great need for access to clean...
Women fetching water from the project’s new well.
USAID Launches New Water Project "We don’t know the worth of water till the well runs dry…..we don’t know the worth of peace--until our neighbors fight," said USAID/Kenya Mission Director Erna...
The water taken from the wells is tested for safety.
Fresh water was a major challenge for the residents of Lamu District.   “Bellyaches were a common complaint here before these wells were dug because we took our water from the traditional wells.” 
A clean and health water source.
Established in 1975, Boya Water Project, with a single borehole, served the people in Boya , Nyanza Province, for over 35years. While beneficial to many, it could not fully meet the water needs of people throughout the area.
A well constructed by the USAID implementing partner World Concern Internationa
Although the Maasai have a rich cultural heritage, which has been critical in marketing Kenya as a tourist destination, parts of Maasailand, including Narok, remain critically underdeveloped.  Many Narok residents...