Patches of Green in the Midst of Drylands in Wajir Town –

Story of Resilience by the Liban Women Group

A group of Wajir Town women who had been using ropes and buckets, expensive generators, and windmills for water collection now reap the benefits of a solar-powered irrigation pump, a distribution pipeline, and two communal greenhouses. This new infrastructure was built under MWA’s five-year Kenya RAPID program.

IBM and California connection to Kenya RAPID

IBM Research is working with MWA private sector partner SweetSense and The Freshwater Trust to see how satellite-linked technology now used in MWA’s five-year WASH program in Kenya can help address California drought problems. See more HERE...

SELF-SUPPLY ENABLES COMMUNITY RESILIENCE

Azagn is one of 650 people benefiting from this self-supply project implemented by CRS in Amhara Region. See more HERE...

“Where the Water Flows”

Nairobi, Kenya, November 26, 2018 — A new CNN online story focuses on technology from MWA Kenya RAPID. Read more HERE...

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