Makueni County continues to face severe water scarcity, with Kitise–Kithuki Ward among the hardest hit, threatening food security and livelihoods. PTD Kenya calls on WOWASCO and partners to act urgently to expand access to clean water, a key pillar for sustainable development and community resilience.
CWSHI, in partnership with PTD Kenya, empowered over 1,700 pupils and teachers at Unoa Comprehensive School through a practical waste management and climate education program, equipping them with tools and knowledge for a cleaner environment. The initiative, led by Ruth Maingi and Joseph Kioko, marked a major step toward sustainable waste practices and climate resilience in Makueni County.
Africa’s Voices Foundation, in partnership with PTD Kenya and local CSOs, held a cultural dialogue at Kilimani Breeze Hotel to explore Kamba traditions of governance, integrity, and community service. The session highlighted how these indigenous values can strengthen modern devolution, civic participation, and project ownership in Makueni County.
Participants during the SCEJU Training of Trainers (ToT) session in Wote, Makueni County, engaged in interactive discussions on sustainable water management and civic engagement. The session inspired local actors to champion just and inclusive urban growth in their communities.
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Member of MACSON with county government officials during sensitisation on Ward Development Committees
Empowered women, stronger families — Mikumboni–Makindu leads the change with PTD Kenya’s Women Economic Empowerment program.
