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Strengthening Coordination for Progress: Mwache Dam Project Monthly High-Level Meetings and site inspections (January 2026)
Mwache Dam Ass. Project Manager, Eng. Hosea Wendot chaired a routine monthly securitymeeting at the project office in Fulugani Village, Kwale County, on January 14th 2026. The meeting focused on providing updates on project progress, reviewing reported securityconcerns and agreeing on mitigation measures to ensure the project area remains secure forsmooth implementation. Strengthening security arrangements is critical in preventingdisruptions that could derail ongoing constru
Kenya Water Security And Climate Resilience Project
Apr 21 min read


Strengthening Coordination for Progress: Mwache Dam Project Monthly High-Level Meetings and site inspections (December 2025)
The World Bank support and project management unit team accessing progress at New Fulugani Primary School. From Left, Chris Phelix Okoth and Martin Kungauiz from the Ministry of Education, Project Coordinator Eng Simon Kibachio, Pieter Waalewijn, WB, Project Manager engineer SAO Alima, Anne Bakilana, Ops Manager WB among others. On 1st December 2025, Eng. SAO Alima, Mwache Dam Project Manager, led a joint site visit with the World Bank, CWWDA, PMU, contractor, and supervis
Kenya Water Security And Climate Resilience Project
Apr 22 min read


Strengthening Coordination for Progress: Mwache Dam Project Monthly High-Level Meetings and site inspections (November 2025)
During the first week of November 2025, a series of key meetings and inspections were held to review progress and enhance coordination for the effective implementation of the Mwache Dam Project. On 5th November, the Project Manager, Eng Sao Alima, Water Secretary, Ministry of Water Sanitation and Irrigation, chaired the monthly security meeting at the project site in Fulugani. The session focused on assessing the current security situation, identifying emerging risks, and str
Kenya Water Security And Climate Resilience Project
Apr 21 min read


Mwache Dam Project Training of Water Resources Users Association (WRUAs)
From 27th to 31st October 2025, the Mwache Dam Project, through the Water Resources Authority and its partners, trained champions from 14 Water Resource Users Associations (WRUAs) across Taita Taveta, Kilifi, and Kwale counties to strengthen community stewardship in water catchment conservation. The sessions brought together community leaders, faith-based representatives, schools, NGOs, and local administrators to deepen their understanding of integrated water resources man
Kenya Water Security And Climate Resilience Project
Apr 21 min read

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