Water and Sanitation Developments in Kenya
- The Trade Adviser
- Oct 24, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 9
Kenya faces significant challenges in providing safe water and sanitation to its citizens. With a growing population and the impacts of climate change, many Kenyans still lack access to these essential services. This article explores the current state of water and sanitation in Kenya, highlighting key projects, the effects of climate change, government efforts, and the role of various organizations in addressing these issues.
Key Takeaways
Over 15 million people in Kenya do not have safe drinking water.
Access to basic sanitation remains low, with only 29% of the population covered.
Climate change is causing severe droughts and flooding, affecting water availability.
The government is working on policies to improve water and sanitation services.
NGOs play a crucial role in providing education and resources for better hygiene practices.
