Ensuring sustainable water management in Kenya’s Upper Tana Basin
This specific WOP focuses on ensuring sustainable water management in Kenya's Upper Tana Basin, the primary water source for Nairobi.
Water challenges in the Upper Tana Basin
Balancing demand, availability, and sustainability
The Upper Tana Basin faces growing pressure from rapid urbanisation, climate variability, and competing water demands. To respond, World Waternet and WRA work together through a dedicated on-the-ground team, complemented by Dutch experts who provide training, guidance, and decades of international water sector experience.
A delivery plan for sustainable water resources
Improved water availability and allocation
Strengthened institutional and organizational management
Enhanced collaboration among basin stakeholders
3 key outcomes
Through this partnership we aim to achieve:
More reliable water supply for Nairobi and surrounding communities
Improved planning and implementation of water resource management
Stronger institutional capacity for long-term sustainability
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