July 2025 Kokelo and Nyatigo Project Update
Water1st’s local partner, KWAHO, is leading the development of two separate piped water systems serving the communities of Kokelo and Nyatigo. Kokelo: Expanding Household Connections
By investing in women,
we improve gender equity,
we alleviate poverty,
and we protect health and enhance nutrition, especially for young children.
Our projects liberate women and girls from water-carrying— a fundamental barrier to health and agency.
*not from a handpump, kiosk or a water filter
99% of our 5,000 projects remain operational, even decades after they are completed. This far surpasses the industry-wide failure rate of 50% within five years.
By investing in women,
we improve gender equity,
we alleviate poverty,
and we protect health and enhance nutrition, especially for young children.
*not from a handpump, kiosk or a water filter
Walk in solidarity with people around the world who carry water every day.
Walk in solidarity with people around the world who carry water every day.
Walk in solidarity with people around the world who carry water every day.
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Water1st’s local partner, KWAHO, is leading the development of two separate piped water systems serving the communities of Kokelo and Nyatigo. Kokelo: Expanding Household Connections
CABDA continues to expand the Emukoye project, extending service to additional villages. As of January 2025: 101 water connections completed in Phase 1 of the
Trenching moves forward swiftly in Musango and Mulwanda. The Emukoye project continues to progress smoothly. The water management committee is taking over the operation and