Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency

15/07/2026

LVNWWDA Participates in Stakeholders' Engagement Workshop on Finalization of the Draft Transboundary Water Policy

Date: 15th July 2026

Venue: Boma Inn Hotel, Eldoret

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) is participating in a two-day Stakeholders' Engagement Workshop on the Finalization of the Draft Transboundary Water Policy, currently underway at Boma Inn Hotel in Eldoret.

The workshop has brought together key stakeholders from the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation, water sector institutions, development partners, consultants, water service providers, and other stakeholders to review and validate the draft policy that will guide the sustainable management and governance of Kenya's transboundary water resources.

Representing LVNWWDA at the workshop are Company Secretary, Ms. Elizabeth Ngala and Deputy Director, Bulk Water, Eng. Dickson Opiyo, who are actively contributing the Agency's technical and institutional perspectives to the policy discussions.

The engagement focuses on reviewing the draft policy, identifying emerging challenges and opportunities in transboundary water resource management, and incorporating stakeholders' recommendations before the policy is finalized. Discussions are also centred on strengthening institutional coordination, promoting regional cooperation, and enhancing sustainable utilization of shared water resources.

The workshop underscores the Government's commitment to developing a comprehensive policy that supports integrated water resources management while safeguarding Kenya's shared water bodies for current and future generations.

LVNWWDA remains committed to supporting national initiatives that promote sustainable water resources management, strengthen sector governance, and enhance collaboration among institutions to ensure equitable access to safe and reliable water services.

10/07/2026

LVNWWDA Board Director and CEO Pay Courtesy Call on Vihiga Governor

Date: 10th July 2026
Venue: Governor's Office, Vihiga County

The Board Director of the Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA), Rev. Douglas Beru, and the Chief Executive Officer, Joel Wamalwa, today paid a courtesy call on the Governor of Vihiga County, H.E. Dr. Wilber Ottichilo, at the Governor's Office to strengthen the longstanding partnership between the Agency and the County Government in advancing water and sanitation services.

The LVNWWDA delegation also included the Director of Infrastructure Development, Eng. Christopher Bwire, and the Deputy Director of Corporate Communications, Mr. Tom Musungu, who also represents the CEO on the Board of the Vihiga Water and Sanitation Company (VIWASCO).

During the meeting, Governor Ottichilo commended the strong collaboration between Vihiga County and LVNWWDA, noting that the partnership has played a pivotal role in expanding access to clean and safe water for residents across the county. He particularly praised the successful implementation of the Vihiga Cluster Water Project, alongside other strategic water infrastructure initiatives, describing them as transformative investments that have significantly enhanced water service delivery and improved the livelihoods of the people of Vihiga.

In his remarks, Board Director Rev. Douglas Beru expressed appreciation to the Governor for the warm reception and reaffirmed the Agency's commitment to maintaining strong collaboration with the County Government in delivering impactful water and sanitation projects for the benefit of residents.

CEO Joel Wamalwa thanked Governor Ottichilo for his unwavering support towards the Agency's programmes and emphasized the importance of sustained collaboration in accelerating the implementation of sustainable water and sanitation projects. He reaffirmed LVNWWDA's commitment to ensuring that the people of Vihiga County continue to benefit from reliable, safe, and affordable water services through strategic investments and partnerships.

09/07/2026

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09/07/2026

LVNWWDA Receives Equipment to Enhance Water Service Delivery Under Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Programme

Date: 9th July 2026
LVNWWDA HQ

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) has received a consignment of equipment under the Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Programme (KTSWSSP) aimed at strengthening water service delivery and reducing non-revenue water in Malaba Town.

The equipment, financed by the Government of Kenya and the African Development Bank (AfDB ), forms part of the institutional support component under the Malaba Water Supply Project – Lot I. The initiative is designed to improve the operational efficiency of water service providers while expanding access to safe and reliable water services.

Among the items supplied are water meters, HDPE pipes, fittings , and bulk meters,which will support improved monitoring, measurement, and management of water distribution networks. The equipment is expected to significantly reduce water losses arising from leakages, illegal connections, and inaccurate metering, thereby increasing water coverage and enhancing service delivery to residents of Malaba Town.

The consignment will be handed over to Busia Water and Sanitation Company (BUWASCO) to strengthen its capacity in the operation and maintenance of the water supply system, ensuring efficient utilization of the newly developed infrastructure.

Speaking on the significance of the support, LVNWWDA CEO Mr Joel Wamalwa reaffirmed its commitment to working closely with Water Service Providers and development partners to ensure sustainable management of water infrastructure and improved access to clean and safe water.

The Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Programme continues to play a critical role in supporting the Government's agenda of achieving universal access to water and sanitation services by investing in resilient infrastructure, institutional capacity building, and operational efficiency across the country's urban centres.

The equipment marks another important milestone in the implementation of the Malaba Water Supply Project, reinforcing the shared commitment of the Government of Kenya, the African Development Bank, LVNWWDA, and BUWASCO to delivering sustainable water services that improve livelihoods and promote socio-economic development.

09/07/2026

LVNWWDA Hosts Bungoma Water and Sanitation Company for Courtesy Call

Date: 9th July 2026
Venue: CEO's Office, LVNWWDA Headquarters

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) today hosted a delegation from Bungoma Water and Sanitation Company (BWASCO) for a courtesy call aimed at strengthening collaboration in the delivery of sustainable water and sanitation services within Bungoma County.

The LVNWWDA Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Joel Wamalwa, welcomed the BWASCO team and reaffirmed the Agency's commitment to working closely with Water Service Providers to improve access to safe and reliable water for residents across the region.

The LVNWWDA delegation included Director Infrastructure Development Eng. Christopher Bwire,Deputy Director corporate communications Mr Tom musungu and Deputy Director Bulk waters Dickson Opiyo, Principal Resource Mobilization Officer, CPA Cecilia Syombua while the BWASCO team was led by Board Chairman David Kibit, Managing Director, CPA Edwin Bukhweye, accompanied by Director Jennifer Kukeli and Administration Manager Collins Siganga

Discussions focused on enhancing institutional partnerships, improving the management and sustainability of completed water infrastructure, and exploring strategies to accelerate service delivery to the people of Bungoma County. The two institutions also deliberated on strengthening operational coordination, addressing emerging sector challenges, and ensuring that investments in water infrastructure translate into reliable and efficient services for consumers.

Speaking during the meeting, CEO Joel Wamalwa emphasized that collaboration between LVNWWDA and Water Service Providers is essential in achieving the government's goal of universal access to clean and safe water. He noted that continuous engagement with stakeholders remains key to ensuring the successful implementation and sustainability of water projects.

The BWASCO leadership expressed appreciation for the Agency's continued support and reaffirmed its commitment to working closely with LVNWWDA to enhance service delivery and improve the quality of life for communities through reliable water and sanitation services.

The courtesy call underscored the strong partnership between LVNWWDA and BWASCO and their shared commitment to delivering efficient, sustainable, and customer-focused water services for the people of Bungoma County.

05/07/2026

161ST FOUNDERS DAY CELEBRATION OF THE SALVATION ARMY MOISBRIDGE DIVISION MARKED WITH THANKSGIVING AND A CALL FOR UNITY

The 161st Founders Day Celebration of the Salvation Army Moisbridge Division, Kenya West Territory, was commemorated in an atmosphere of worship, thanksgiving, and reflection, celebrating over a century and a half of faithful service to God and humanity.

The event was presided over by Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA) Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Joel Wamalwa, in the company of Kakamega County Woman Representative, Mama Elsie Muhanda, alongside Majors Robert and Aniefok Robert, church leaders, public officials, and congregants.
In his address, Mr. Wamalwa applauded the Salvation Army for its enduring contribution to evangelism, education, healthcare, humanitarian service, and community development over the past 161 years. He noted that the Church remains a vital pillar in nurturing moral values, strengthening families, and promoting peaceful and cohesive communities.

He called on Christians to remain steadfast in faith, embrace unity, and continue serving society with humility, compassion, and integrity. He further encouraged believers to support initiatives that uplift vulnerable members of society and work together in fostering sustainable development and national cohesion.

The celebration reaffirmed the Salvation Army's enduring mission of sharing the Gospel while transforming lives through practical service.

"Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it." — 1 Corinthians 12:27

01/07/2026

LVNWWDA Leadership Participates in the Annual Non-Revenue Water Management Conference 2026

The Chairman of the Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA), Hon. John Imoite, and Director Abraham Kipkogei Cheruiyot participated in the Annual Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Management Conference 2026 held at Lake Naivasha Resort.

The conference brought together key stakeholders from the water sector, including policymakers, water service providers, water works development agencies, regulators, development partners, and technology providers to explore practical solutions for reducing non-revenue water and improving the efficiency of water service delivery across the country.

During the conference, participants engaged in insightful plenary sessions focusing on policy innovation, governance, accountability, emerging technologies, and best practices in Non-Revenue Water management. The discussions emphasized the importance of strengthening institutional capacity, embracing innovation, and enhancing collaboration among sector players to improve water supply systems and minimize water losses.

The participation of Mr. John Imoite and Director Abraham Cheruiyot underscores LVNWWDA's commitment to supporting initiatives that promote efficient water resource management, sustainable infrastructure development, and improved access to safe and reliable water services for communities within its area of jurisdiction.

This is in line with the Government's Bottom up Economic Agenda spearheaded by our parent Ministry Of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation led by CS Eric Muriithi Muuga, HSC and PS Julius Korir .

The conference continues to serve as an important platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and fostering partnerships that will drive innovation and enhance the performance of Kenya's water sector.

01/07/2026

Our Board Chair, Hon. John Imoite is representing Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency

30/06/2026

LVNWWDA MANAGEMENT APPEARS BEFORE PUBLIC INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE ON COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS AND ENERGY

Date: 30th June 2026
Venue: Parliament, Nairobi

The Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency (LVNWWDA), led by Chief Executive Officer Joel Wamalwa, today appeared before the Public Investments Committee on Commercial Affairs and Energy, chaired by Hon. David Pkosing, MP for Pokot South Constituency, to respond to matters arising from the Agency's audit reports.

During the session, the Agency presented its progress in implementing water supply and sanitation projects, outlined its financial performance, and highlighted the governance, accountability, and oversight mechanisms that guide its operations. The engagement also provided an opportunity to demonstrate the Agency's commitment to prudent financial management, transparency, and compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements in the ex*****on of its mandate.

LVNWWDA reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening institutional accountability while continuing to deliver sustainable water and sanitation infrastructure that improves access to safe and reliable services across its area of jurisdiction.

The Chief Executive Officer was accompanied by Director of Finance, Resource Mobilization and Planning, CPA Anthony Kisaka; Director of Infrastructure Development, Eng. Christopher Bwire; Deputy Director, Supply Chain Management, Mark Kanda; Deputy Director, Human Resource and Administration, CHRP Linet Wasaba; Deputy Director, Finance and Accounts, CPA Fred Toloyi; Deputy Director, Corporate Communications, Mr. Tom Musungu; and Assistant Director, Finance and Accounts, CPA Humphrey Namboza.

26/06/2026