NGOs are crucial in addressing pressing societal issues and can play a significant role in our mission to enhance water and sanitation access. By partnering with us, NGOs can leverage their expertise in grassroots mobilization and community outreach to implement effective programs, drive awareness, and advocate for policy changes. Together, we can amplify our impact and reach underserved communities more effectively.
Academic institutions bring invaluable research capabilities, innovation, and a wealth of knowledge to our cause. Collaborating with universities and research centers can foster groundbreaking studies on water and sanitation challenges, develop new technologies, and offer educational programs. Through research partnerships and knowledge sharing, we can advance our understanding and develop evidence-based solutions to address critical issues.
Government agencies play a pivotal role in shaping policies, regulations, and infrastructure related to water and sanitation. By partnering with us, government bodies can enhance their efforts to implement and enforce effective policies, secure funding, and coordinate large-scale initiatives. Our collaboration can lead to improved public services, better resource management, and increased community engagement in sustainable practices.
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) are instrumental in advocating for social change and ensuring community voices are heard. Partnering with these organizations allows us to tap into their networks, advocacy skills, and local expertise to drive initiatives that resonate with communities. CSOs excel in mobilizing support, raising awareness, and implementing grassroots solutions that address the specific needs of diverse populations. CBOs, deeply embedded in local communities, understand their unique challenges and strengths, enabling us to implement culturally relevant and practically effective solutions. By working together with both CSOs and CBOs, we can enhance local engagement, facilitate community-led projects, and ensure that our efforts are sustainable and impactful at the grassroots level.
The private sector offers vital resources, technological innovation, and expertise that can significantly advance our mission. Partnering with businesses provides opportunities for corporate social responsibility initiatives, sponsorships, and collaborations on innovative solutions. By integrating private sector strengths with our goals, we can scale our impact, drive economic development, and promote sustainable practices within communities.
Well-wishers, including individuals and philanthropic organizations, play an essential role in supporting our mission through donations, volunteer efforts, and advocacy. Their contributions help sustain our programs, provide critical resources, and amplify our message. By partnering with well-wishers, we can build a community of supporters who are passionate about enhancing water and sanitation access and driving meaningful change.
Margaret W. Maina is the Immediate Former Managing Director of Limuru Water and
Executive Officer
Eldah is an experienced strategist who specialises in external relations, customer service, commercial
ChairPerson
A seasoned Social/Community Development Expert with a wealth of experience on matters environment,
Vice ChairPerson
Kate is experienced in financial management, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation. She currently works
Treasurer
Maureen is a strategic communicator with 15 years’ experience in media and communication.
Organizing Secretary
Cynthia is a Licensed Hydrologist working with Tana Water Works Development Agency(TWWDA). She
Assistant Org. Secretary
Grace is a Non-revenue water Expert with 10 years’ experience in Water services
Utilities Representative
Martha Keega is a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Independent Consultant with 20 years
NGO & Private Sector Representative
Jemimah is a 4th year student at the University of Nairobi, majoring in
Youth and Students Representative
Eng. Daniel Ng’ang’a is the emeritus Chairman of The Water Service Providers Association
Male Champion
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