K-WASH Program @kwashprogram

K-WASH has committed USD 50M dedicated financing towards supporting WASH services for communities and counties hosting refugees. #WASHKenya

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The K-WASH 6th Implementation Support Mission engaged with Water Works Development Agencies (WWDAs) & Water Services Providers (WSPs) to strengthen sustainable #Water, #Sanitation and #Hygiene (#WASH) services in refugee-hosting communities and counties like #Turkana and #Garissa

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Further discussions focussed on assessing Cycle 3 readiness and agree on action plans for each WSP, including priority areas requiring technical support. #WASHKenya

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Today's session with the K-WASH 6th Implementation Support Mission brings together Cluster 1 Water Service Providers (WSPs) from #Kirinyaga, #Murang’a, #Tharaka #Nithi and #Mandera for a focused technical workshop. #WASHKenya

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The discussions are providing an opportunity for counties, the K-WASH Programme Management Unit, technical teams and partners to reflect on progress, identify implementation challenges and agree on practical areas of support to accelerate delivery. #WASHKenya

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The counties are sharing updates and experiences on: - Progress on the Water and Sanitation Readiness Package - Contract management and implementation progress - Disbursement Linked Indicator (DLI) achievement forecasts for Cycle 3 #WASHKenya

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Day 1 of the County Cluster Workshop brings together County Chief Officers, County Coordinators and County Programme Implementation Unit (CPIU) teams from Tharaka Nithi, Kirinyaga and Mandera Counties. #WASHKenya

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The discussions provide an opportunity to review the proposed restructuring and PEF adjustments assess achievementsaddress implementation challenges &agreed on practical actions to accelerate progress towards KWASH targets #ImplementationMission #K_WASHRestructuring

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The sanitation team also presented on Results Area 2, highlighting key indicators and progress in improving sanitation service

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The sixth K-WASH Implementation Support Mission is progressingwith Day Two focusing on reviewing programme progress challenges safeguards compliance results across key investment areas&the proposed programme restructuring and revised Program Expenditure Framework

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The mission underscores KWASH's commitment to strengthening implementation, accountability, coordination and partnerships towards achieving sustainable and inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene outcomes across Kenya. #ImplementationSupportMission #WorldBank #PforR #IPF

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The morning session focused on a comprehensive review of overall program progress, including a PMU presentation on the status of key actions agreed upon during the previous mission. Discussions also covered implementation progress of both the Program-for-Results

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The 6th Implementation Support Mission for the Kenya Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Program (KWASH) is underway in Nairobi, bringing together the Program Management Unit (PMU), the World Bank and other key stakeholders to review implementation progress.

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The workshop concluded with reflections on the key lessonsagreed actions &the way forward reinforcing the commitment of KWASH stakeholders to ensuring that water and sanitation investments are implemented in an environmentally and socially manner #KWASH #EnvironmentalSafety

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The morning sessions focused on land requirements for KWASH subprojects including the land acquisition documentation requirements & the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment process for both completed & new projects The afternoon session featured presentations on

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Day Two of the Kenya Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (KWASH) Environmental, Social, Health and Safety (ESHS) Risk Management Annual Training continued in Naivasha with a recap of key lessons from Day One.

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Participants also explored Independent Verification Agent (IVA) verification processes and the importance of effective stakeholder and community engagement, particularly among counties, WSPs #KWASH #WASH #ESHS # social safe guards

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The Kenya Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programme (KWASH) is conducting A three-day Annual Environmental, Social, Health and Safety (ESHS) Risk Management Training for County ESHS teams and key implementing stakeholders in Naivasha.

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The landmark event concluded with closing remarks and a vote of thanks from representatives of the Ministry of WaterAs attendees departedthere was a palpable sense of optimism, purpose, to the transformative agenda ahead. #WUCC2026 #WaterCred #KWASH #WASREB

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The day commenced with inspiring opening remarks from sector leaders. Acting CEO Richard emphasized the critical role of financial sustainability in strengthening water service delivery and improving operational performance across the country.

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