progress
Equipment on site
Machinery arrived and the community prepared access for excavation.
13 Aug 2026
MAL walks with communities to plan and build water pans and dams that store seasonal rains for households, livestock and gardens. The work is practical and collective: bringing machinery to site, organising community excavation, installing protective lining, and supporting ongoing stewardship so the water asset remains community-owned.
Increase reliable water access for participating households Strengthen community ownership of water infrastructure Document learning for replication across Nakuru County
Mobilised equipment to site Organised community excavation days Installed protective lining and site safeguards Supported community follow-up and monitoring
Basin works advanced; water retention beginning after rains. Detailed beneficiary counts will be published after verification.
Households and livestock keepers in the project catchment.
Participating households gain a nearer water source for domestic use, livestock and gardens—reducing travel time and supporting dry-season resilience.
Early review shows strong community participation during excavation and clear demand for continued technical follow-up and stewardship support.
progress
Machinery arrived and the community prepared access for excavation.
13 Aug 2026
update
Residents shaped the basin together — shared labour and clear site leadership.
14 Aug 2026
impact
Protective lining was fitted to improve water retention when rains arrive.
15 Aug 2026
followup
Local committees agreed basic rules for use, maintenance and safeguarding of the water asset.
16 Aug 2026
evaluation
Participation is high; next cycle will improve documentation of household water-use outcomes.
17 Aug 2026
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