URGENT NOTICE: CHANGE OF VENUE FOR CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON WEIWEI WETLAND
PUBLIC NOTICE-CHANGE OF VENUE FOR CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON WEIWEI WETLAND Public Notice- INVITATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS ON PROPOSED DECLARATION OF PROTECTED AREAS
PUBLIC NOTICE-CHANGE OF VENUE FOR CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON WEIWEI WETLAND Public Notice- INVITATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS ON PROPOSED DECLARATION OF PROTECTED AREAS
Mandatory Site visit requirements for all bidders -Exploratory Boreholes under HoAGW4RP
Water Resources Authority has issued a clarification on the local names of proposed exploratory borehole sites in Turkana County under the assessment of the Lotikipi and Napuu Aquifers. The clarification relates only to site names, and does not affect the geographical locations or coordinates of the proposed borehole sites. The verified local names will be …
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The HoAGW4RP recently purchased advanced hydrogeological and geophysical equipment for efficient groundwater data collection and analysis. These equipment will enhance capacity for sustainable groundwater management and monitoring across the country. The inspection aimed to check the equipment’s condition, functionality, and adherence to project standards. Dr. Lydia Olaka , Director of the School of Physics and …
WRA marked Customer Service Week with an exciting scavenger hunt that brought teams together to showcase our values of reliability, transparency, professionalism, sustainability, and innovation. CEO Mohamed Shurie, OGW,MBS commended the staff’s efforts to consistently deliver exceptional service and encouraged them to maintain their dedication. The Chairman Donald Murgor acknowledged and appreciated the staff’s crucial …
WRA CEO, Mohamed Shurie, hosted a delegation from the Ethiopian Water Authority and Dutch Water Authority for a benchmarking visit on the regulation of water resources, with a focus on water quality management. Presentations by M-WRA, John Kinyanjui and M-WQ&PC, Fred Nyongesa, were also presented to the team. The delegation also toured the Central Water …
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WRA hosted WWF-Kenya for an event marking the handover of ICT equipment under the Catchment to Tap (C2T) project. The ceremony took place at the WRA Boardroom, where WWF-Kenya donated 32 desktop computers. These computers would be used to enhance the capacity of WRA, particularly the ICT department, to manage water resource data more efficiently …