MYWO Launches Water Project Set At Ensuring Women Get Water Tanks For Water Harvesting

Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization has today, 28th November 2019, launched its Water Tanks project in a colorful event at Basil, Kajiado County.

The delivery of the 15 water tanks by the Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization has officially kicked off the organization’s bid to ensure water harvesting takes place in the rural areas.

Today we are in Kajiado County at Basil to launch our water tanks. Join us in our #EmpoweringWomenKe mission pic.twitter.com/fakNpvm0Kd

— Maendeleo (@MYWO_KENYA) November 28, 2019

Most women in the rural areas have to walk for a long distance to fetch water which is a necessity and whose process of carrying becomes detrimental to their health, which is what has fueled the MYWO Water Tank Project.

Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization has delivered 15 water tanks of ten thousand liters capacity that are supposed to ensure women have tap water within their compounds taking them from one rainy season to the other.

“Water is life. We do not want our mothers walking long distances in search of water. The journey begins from Kajiado and it is our intention to ensure that no woman who is a member of MYWO has to tarmac to get water,” Mrs. Rahab Muiu, the National Chairperson at the Water Tank launch in Kajiado County.

“There is joy in doing right, doing mother nature justice ensures a safe and secure environment,” Beth Syengo, the Deputy National Treasurer said during the Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization Water Tank project in Kajiado County.