Likii WRUA Highlights Improvements

Likii WRUA held its 2021 AGM on 7th October 2021. The meeting was well attended by the executive committee, management committee, WRA officials, MKEWP, Emu Sacco, the area chief, guests, and other representatives. Likii WRUA is a community based organization (CBO) established in 2002 under the Water Act, with the mandate to manage and to…

Embracing a New Approach to Rangeland Rehabilitation Micro-catchments

Community members from Il Ngwesi and Lekuruki Conservancies began a land restoration exercise that seeks to return vegetation and grass cover in their landscape. The exercise dubbed,  “micro catchment management”, involves the digging of semicircular bunds and growing grass in them to help reduce surface water runoff and increase the chances of vegetation growth because…

A Story of Resilience

This month, we celebrate our member, Mr. Elijah Gatimu. Elijah was born blind and lost his parents at a young age.  However, he never lost hope of a full life.  After the death of his parents, Elijah decided to start a small business selling oranges and cakes at a market center near his home. This…

Baotree! A Helping Hand to WRUAs

A WRUA is an association of water users, riparian land owners, or other stakeholders who have formally and voluntarily associated for the purposes of sharing, managing and conserving a common water resource cooperatively (definition in WRM Rules 2007). The main objectives of a WRUA are to reduce and solve water use conflicts by: Promoting controlled…