Reliable access to water is the most critical concern in North Lakipia, Kenya. To address this problem, the Sidai Livelihoods Women Group and the Puaata Self-Help Groups, based in Laikipia North, seek KES 6.1 million ($50,000) to implement a rainwater-harvesting project. The goal of this project is to provide an easily maintained and sustainable supply of clean, safe water to each household in the two communities of Olmunishoi and Il Polei. This initiative will provide 104 households with 3,000-liter water tanks and guttering systems. To ensure the project reaches the most underprivileged, the groups have established a "Social Equity Framework" in which beneficiaries contribute to a revolving fund to install corrugated iron sheets on thatched houses, ensuring everyone can harvest water effectively.
Need $20,000
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History Log Entries
27-Dec-25
by David Woodland
System Entry: Creation of project page.
18-Feb-26
System Entry
System Entry: Pledge of $5,000 with $10,000 DDF by John Trone of the Rotary Club of Fort Collins, District 5440.
8-Mar-26
by David Woodland
System Entry: Pledge of $2,500 with $2,500 DDF by Joan Tilden of the Rotary Club of Summit County (Frisco), District 5450.