Despite the gains made during the MDG implementation period significant measures still need to be undertaken to tackle issues related to democratic governance and human rights; and natural resources and environment. These areas if tackled are projected to improve lives of persons in society both in urban and rural areas.
Maji na Ufanisi (MnU) completed another milestone through the commissioning of 2 water and sanitation facilities in Bangladesh informal settlement, Mombasa County. The ceremony was graced by Mombasa County Executive for Environment Water and Natural Resources, Fatma Abdi, who represented the Governor, H.E. Ali Hassan Joho. Also gracing the ceremony was Maji na Ufanisi Executive Director, Prof. Edward Kairu.
Maji na Ufanisi was proud to host an open interactive session with the Council of Governors and key institutions involved in WASH and governance. This was held at Imperial Hotel, Kisumu on 20th April 2015 a day earlier to the 2nd Annual Devolution Conference in Kisumu.
 MoU with Council of Governors | [WASH Services at County Level] | 1735 kB |
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Markets, Health and Educational Institutions
Maji na Ufanisi and Kakamega County Government have entered into a partnership agreement that is aimed at transforming the lives of the Kakamega County residents through strategic water and sanitation intervention in schools communities and public markets.