24/03/2026
Senior most officers from the Department of Water, Environment, Natural Resources and Wildlife today held a productive stakeholder engagement meeting with the Management of Marsabit Water and Sewerage Company (MARWASCO) to review progress and discuss key priorities in strengthening water service delivery across Marsabit County.
Present during the meeting is the County Executive Committee Member for Water, Environment, Natural resources and wildlife Mr. Guyo Guracha, Chief officer Water Service Mr. Boru Dulacha, Chief officer Environment Mr. Abdulahi Ismail, Chief Officer NRM Ms. Pauline, Director Water Services Mr. Umuro Sharamo, Director Environment Ms. Janet, CEO Marsabit Water and Sewerage Company (MARWASCO) Hon Stephen Sora Katelo, HoAGW4RP s-PIU Coordinator Mr. Dickson Maitho and ADB project Engineer Mr. Loboyo and Technical Manager MARWASCO Mr. John Halkano.
The meeting focused on the ongoing implementation status of the Horn of Africa Groundwater for Resilience Project (HoAGWRP), where project have scored significant milestone in improving sustainable groundwater access for communities. For the HoAGW4R, Batch 1 (Lot 1 & Lot 2) works is already in progress.
The team also reviewed the successful completion of the African Development Bank (ADB) project that supported urban water infrastructure and Sewerage lines as Lot 1 & Lot 2 respectively. The project has greatly enhanced service reliability in Marsabit town and its environs. The Lot 2 of the project is 98% complete.
Further discussions highlighted the Department’s commitment to reviving and stabilizing critical water supply systems for Moyale Town. The project design and BQs are complete only awaiting funding from the County and FLOCCA Project. The project objective is to strengthen climate resilience and restoring functionality of strategic water facilities in Moyale municipality.
The engagement reaffirmed the strong collaboration between the Department and MARWASCO in accelerating service delivery, enhancing infrastructure sustainability, and ensuring reliable access to safe water for residents of Marsabit County.
Together, we remain committed to building resilient water systems for our communities. 💧🤝🌍