In line with Nguzo No. 7, which emphasizes ensuring the sustainability of implemented water projects, water sector engineers continue to empower Project Management Committees (PMCs) through targeted training and capacity-building initiatives.

Today, water sector engineers Haron Kiprotich and Celestine Kigen conducted a training session for the Project Management Committee overseeing the Drys Girls Water Project, located in Ainabkoi/Olare Ward, Ainabkoi Sub-County.

The project serves as a vital source of water for several institutions and communities, including Drys Girls Senior School, Drys Farm Comprehensive Mixed Day and Boarding Primary School, Drys Dispensary, and surrounding households.

The training focused on key areas essential to the effective management and long-term sustainability of the project. These included water quality management, water supply by-laws, project scope, operations, and maintenance.

By equipping committee members with the necessary knowledge and skills, the initiative aims to strengthen community ownership, promote accountability, and ensure proper management and maintenance of the water infrastructure.