KEWASNET's comprehensive framework to enhance capacity building, policy advocacy, CSO coordination, and institutional sustainability in Kenya's WASH sector.
Discover how KEWASNET's Best Practices empower communities, strengthen partnerships, and ensure long-term impact in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and Water Resource Management (WRM) across Kenya. Our approach combines innovative strategies with practical implementation for sustainable solutions.
Empowering individuals and organizations with the skills and knowledge needed for effective WASH/WRM implementation through targeted training and resource sharing.
Conduct comprehensive workshops on WASH matters, targeting local CSOs and government officials to build essential skills and knowledge.
Maintain an online Resource Centre with toolkits, case studies, and manuals, updated monthly to reflect the latest WASH/WRM innovations.
Forge partnerships that foster mentorship opportunities promoting WASH Advocacy and professional development across the sector.
Shaping sustainable WASH/WRM policies through evidence-based advocacy and strategic stakeholder engagement at national and county levels.
"Effective policy advocacy transforms community needs into actionable government strategies, creating lasting change in the WASH sector."
Compile and present annual CSO reports to influence policy reforms in the WASH sector with evidence-based recommendations.
Organize forums with government officials and sector stakeholders to align policies with community needs and priorities.
Publish and share impact reports to be distributed to sector stakeholders, highlighting key findings and recommendations.
Fostering collaboration among Civil Society Organizations to amplify impact and ensure cohesive sector engagement across Kenya.
Establish regional hubs to coordinate CSO activities, hosting regular meetings with organizations per region to align efforts.
Form TWGs (Water Access, Sanitation, Hygiene) to analyze sector trends and develop detailed action plans for coordinated response.
Launch annual joint campaigns with sector partners to raise awareness, mobilize resources, and drive collective action on WASH issues.
Ensuring KEWASNET's long-term impact through transparent operations, diverse funding, and robust governance structures.
"Sustainable institutions create lasting impact. Our commitment to transparency and good governance ensures we can continue serving Kenya's WASH sector for years to come."
Publish annual financial and impact reports online, audited by independent bodies, and shared with stakeholders to maintain accountability.
Secure funding from international donors, local grants, and membership fees, with a diversified portfolio reviewed annually for sustainability.
Implement a governance board with regular reviews, ensuring compliance with national regulations and incorporating stakeholder input.