KENYA WATER AND SANITATION
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND
EXHIBITION 2025

23rd - 27th June 2025 | Pride-inn Paradise, Mombasa

Conference Theme & Sub themes

Theme: Innovative Financing models, Technology & Innovations for Sustainable Pathways to Climate-Smart Water and Sanitation Solutions & Investments

  • Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for Sustainable Water and Sanitation Infrastructure
  • Private Initiated Projects (PiPs) in Water and Sanitation: Opportunities and Challenges
  • Blended Finance Strategies for Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Services
  • The Role of Green Bonds in Financing Climate-Smart Water Infrastructure
  • Mobilizing Local and International Capital for Water and Sanitation Investment
  • Strengthening Institutional Frameworks for Climate-Resilient Water Management
  • Regulatory Reforms and Policy Adaptation for Sustainable Sanitation Services
  • Decentralized Governance Approaches for Water and Sanitation Service Delivery
  • Community Participation and Social Accountability in Water Governance
  • Integrating Climate Adaptation Strategies into National Water and Sanitation Policies
  • Smart water management systems and IoT applications
  • Artificial intelligence and big data in water resource monitoring
  • Advanced water treatment and desalination technologies
  • Innovations in water conservation and reuse
  • Digital platforms for water governance and decision-making
  • Powered Wastewater Treatment and Recycling Systems
  • Smart Sanitation Infrastructure: IoT Solutions for Monitoring and Maintenance
  • Big Data for Disease Surveillance and Early Warning Systems in Sanitation
  • Nature-Based Solutions and Green Technologies for Sustainable Sanitation
  • Digital Platforms for Public Engagement in Sanitation and Hygiene Management
  • Impact of climate change on water resources and sanitation infrastructure
  • Capacity building and workforce development in climate-smart WASH solutions
  • The role of academia in driving WASH innovations
  • Knowledge-sharing platforms for sustainable sanitation research
  • Integrating WASH into national adaptation plans (NAPs)

Our

Speakers

Eng Eric Muga

Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation

Mr. Julius Korir, CBS

Principal Secretary, State Department for Water and Sanitation, MWSI

Mr. Ephantus Kimotho

Principal Secretary, State Department of Irrigation, MWSI

Eng. SAO Alima

Water Secretary, State Department of Water and Sanitation, MWSI

PROF. ROMANUS ODHIAMBO, Ph.D

Vice Chancellor, Meru University of Science and Technology

Ms. Mary Mwiti

Chief Executive Officer - CoG

Prof. Dickson Andala

CEO, NRF-Kenya

Dr. Walter Ongeti

CEO, KENAS
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Why Attend

  • Gain valuable insights: Learn about the latest advancements in water and sanitation.
  • Stay Ahead: Gain the latest insights on cutting-edge technologies, innovative solutions, and emerging trends in water and sanitation.
  • Drive Impact: Contribute to critical discussions and influence policies that shape the future of water and sanitation in Kenya and beyond.
  • Build Connections: Network with a diverse range of stakeholders, from government officials and industry leaders to researchers and community organizations.
  • Inspire Change: Be part of a dynamic community committed to creating a water-secure and sustainable future for all.
  • Showcase your work: Present your research, projects, or innovations.
  • Explore new opportunities: Discover new technologies, funding sources, and career paths.
  • Contribute to a sustainable future: Join the global effort to address water and sanitation challenges.
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  • Day 1 (24th June 2025)


  • Day 2 (25th June 2025)


  • Day 3 (26th June 2025)


  • Day 4 (27th June 2025)


  • Speaker: Eng. Simon Thuo, Africa Regional Lead, Water Resilience Tracker
    Prioritizing Water and Sanitation in Climate Action - Regional perspectives of NDCs, NAPs, and other national climate documents.

    Panelists:
    Eleftherios Kaltsas UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern Africa
    Kevin Gichangi, Manager, Kenya Rift Lakes Program, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-Kenya)
    Daniel Meisel, Executive Director, Element Access
    Janet Ahatho Ekalo, Director Environment and Climate Change, Marsabit County
    Mware Kinyua, Director Water Resource, SDWS, MWSI
    Eng. Bernard Onyango, Director Irrigation, SDI, MWSI
    Eng. Nesline Ogwe, National Irrigation Authority, MWSI
    David Githendu, Regional Director, Water Utility, East & West Africa and Country Director Kenya, GrundFOS

    Moderator: John Karonji, State Department of Water and Sanitation(SDWS), MWSI
    Plenary Session
    Technology
    Where
    Plenary Hall

  • Moderator: George Okioma, CPF Group
    Speaker 1: Eng. A Muigai, Director, Sabaki Water Carrier Project
    Speaker 2 : Are PPPs the solution to Kenya’s Water Sector Financing Gap? CPA Dr. Christine Mawia Julius, Deputy Director Finance and Accounts, Athi Water Works DA

    Eng. Boniface Mulama, Head of PPP Division, MWSI
    Eng. Kefa Seda, Director General PPP Directorate, National Treasury
    Wali Mwalugongo, Citywise, Partnering with Cities, Freshlife
    Grace Ndegwa, Investment Officer, Kiffwa
    Shadrack Odhiambo, Relationship Manager WASH Family Bank
    Eng. Yasuo Kobayashi, JICA
    Break out Sessions
    Where
    Plenary Hall

  • Chair: Patrick Alube, Executive Director, KWAHO
    Speaker: Thomas Odongo, MD, KIWASCO. Mentorship & Peer support for WSPs Global Water Operators Partnerships Alliance (GWOPA-UN Habitat)

    Eng. Michael Ogol, MD, Kakamega Water
    CPA Boniface Mbugua, MD, Kiambu Water
    Mr. Abdi Farah, MD, Mombasa Water
    Ms. Gladys Seleina, MD, Oloolaiser Water
    CPA Edwin Bukweye, MD, Amatsi Water
    Franziska Volke, GWOPA, UN Habitat
    Break out Sessions
    Capacity Building
    Where
    Barracuda

  • Chair: Felix Kwena, Program Coordinator, KWAHO

    Exploring Vulnerability in Accessing WASH Services in Nairobi's Informal Settlements. J. Riungu; Karani C.K; Kirimi, L; D.S. Kiogora
    Beyond provision: Sanitation practices and access challenges in Informal settlements. I. Chumo ; C. Kabaria; B. Mberu,
    Poor Urban Planning Effect on Non-Revenue Water Management-In Kisii Town. C. Susu
    Challenges Faced by Water Service Providers in Policy Implementation. A. Nganga; N. Karanja; J. Caleb; F. Macharia
    Enhancing Coordination for Accountability and Sustainability in Water Resources Management. J. Kones; E. Kivuva: T. Barasa
    Strengthening Governance through Utility Transformation: A Policy Innovation Approach. E. Ngugi
    Interplay of service delivery models, towards city wide inclusive sanitation in Nakuru. H.Njung'e
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Policy & Governance
    Where
    Salfish

  • Speaker: Dr. George Wainaina , Group Leader, Eawag, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Sciences and Technology
    Meltus Mugomi - Director Regional Expansion Africa (Fresh Life)
    Representative, AFDB/WSTF
    Mr. Alex Manyasi - Policy Engagement Manager, APHRC
    Nakuru Water and Sanitation Company
    Open Capital
    Convenor Session
    Where
    Shimba

  • Chair: Dorcas Otieno, SDWS, MWSI
    SPEAKER 1: Kenya Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (K-WASH) Program. Eng Jacob Mwakio, MWSI
    SPEAKER 2: WSPs Performance Improvement Action Plans (PIAPs). Eliud Lelerai, Manager, Monitoring and Inspectorate, WASREB

    Panelists:
    Loice Mutua, Chief Officer, Water Tharaka Nithi county
    Anthony Njaramba, CEO, WASPA
    Thomas Odongo, MD, KIWASCO
    Eng Felix Mumba, Director Water and Energy, Tana River County Government
    Elly Ochere, Ag. Manager Research, Planning and M&E, WSTF
    Plenary Session
    Policy & Governance
    Where
    Plenary Hall

  • Chair: Christine Tantuo, CEO, GoSoft
    Leveraging Electrical Conductivity (EC) as a Versatile Tool in Water quality Monitoring. E. Okoth
    Fusing Space and Sensors: Predicting Turbidity for Smarter Water Treatment in Kisumu. B.Ouma; K. Kitindah; V. Akinyi
    Application of GIS and Remote Sensing in Site Identification for Managed Aquifer Recharge. S. Gatobu
    Stable Isotopes Applications for Water Resources Planning; Understanding Tiwi Aquifer. E. Ireri
    HDPE Structured Wall Rainwater Recycling Tanks for High Volume Storage and Reuse of Rainwater. S. Thomas; V.Samaras; J. Ndiema
    Green-Energy, A Sustainable Source of Energy for The Water Sector; Case Study for Kikuyu Water Company. J. Murage
    Harnessing Solar Energy for Climate-Resilient Water and Case Study from Busia. C. Oduori
    Source Water Estimation for Managed Aquifer Recharge in Tiwi Aquifer, Kenya, C. Wacuka
    Enhancing Climate-Resilient Water Resource Management through Conservation Initiatives: A Case Study of THIWASCO's Watershed Investment. E. Ngugi
    Climate change adaptation and mitigation through catchment protection: A case of River yala, Water fund. M . Mariga
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Where
    Barracuda

  • Chair: Mburu Kiemo, THIWASCO
    Models, towards city wide inclusive sanitation in Nakuru. H. Njung'e
    KIWASCO's Governance Model for Inclusive and Sustainable Water Connections. B. Ouma; S. Winyo
    Strong decentralized governance through collaborative action. C. Namale; A.Hohne
    Digital Platforms for Water Governance and Decision- Making. H. Mutharu
    KYWP MMUST Chapter WASH awareness improving water access and hygiene through community engagement. H. M. Oteko
    Community Led Initiative (CLI) _ A Strategic Approach to Sustainable Non-Revenue Water Management. B. Ondego; C. Odero
    Community Mapping of Water Sanitation and Hygiene Access for Sustainable Urban Planning. E. Otieno; F. Onyambu; C. Cheruiyot
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Where
    Salfish

  • Chair: Peter Koech, WSTF
    Impact of Accelerator Programmes on WASH Enterprises in Kenya. N.Greene; M. Nyaruai; P. Omondi; J. H. Friede; S. Malik
    Community-Driven Models for Sustainable Rural Water Treatment Systems. N. Mutugi
    KIWASCO's Journey to Financial Sustainability through Smart Prepaid Metering Technology. K. Kitindah; M. Ogutu
    Leveraging Emerging Technologies for Financial Sustainability in KIWASCO. T. Wadenya; S. Ananda
    Empowering Local Businesses and Enhancing Sanitation: PuPu Pump's Impact in East Africa. A.Jagongo
    Scaling Sanitation Enterprises: Addressing Capacity Gaps for Sustainable Market-Based Sanitation in Kenya. E Muchira
    Some thoughts about harvesting of and making products out of Water hyacinth, using old European experiences. R. Kampf
    An Adaptive Water Rationing Model for Sustainable Water Distribution in Urban Areas Using Reinforcement Learning. S. Nyutu
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Where
    Shimba

  • Chair: Meltus Mugomi, Freshlife

    SPEAKER: Philip Oluoch, WSUP; Uptake of technologies in the Kenyan Water Sector
    SPEAKER: Mohamed Shurie, CEO, Water Resources Authority

    Panelists:
    Lavuun Verstraete, Programme Manager – R-WASH UNICEF- Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office.
    Mr. Samuel Kinyanjui, Managing Director, WaterKiosk Africa
    Mamo Boru Mamo, EBS, Director General, National Environment Management Authority (NEMA)
    Zedekiah Otieno, Chief Operating Officer, Alpha Systems
    Eng Ian Thande, Director Land Reclamation, SDI, MWSI
    Salgia Noor, Nakuru Water and Sanitation Company,
    Peter Koech, Manager, Water and Sanitation Services, WSTF
    Vicky Betty Chepkorir, Director Projects, Programs and Strategic Initiatives, State Department of Environment and Climate Change, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
    David Githendu, Regional Director, Water Utility, East & West Africa and Country Director Kenya, GrundFOS
    Break out Sessions

  • Chair: Carol Odero, KIWASCO

    Overcoming Sanitation Challenges in an Urban Slum: A Case Study of Mbayani Township, Blantyre. F. Nyamwezi
    Can improved access to handwashing infrastructure and soap change behaviour? Findings from a randomised control study in a refugee setting in Kenya. D.Akeyo;
    V.Shah, I.Tumwebaze, N.Nganga, G.Kiragu, S.Philips, S.Simiyu
    Closed Loop Sanitation Project at Ezra Gumbe Primary School, Kisumu. J. Obunga; B.Orwa
    Pit Latrine Emptying Innovations and Service Delivery Efficiencies in Kisumu. C. Oluoch; E. Mariita; P .Omondi; C. Njehu
    Investigating On-site Conversion of Feacal Sludge using Black Soldier Fly Larvae: Case Study. J. Riungu; Mumali A., Kithinji D.K; Karanja S; Oyoo V.
    Evaluating simplified sewerage in sub-Saharan Africa. M. Jackson-Koufie; A.Parker; M.Sule; B.Evans
    Rhonda's Simplified Sewer System - Game-Changer for Urban Communities. G. Kabubu; Njung'e, H; Kimani, P
    SaniTracker: Enhancing sanitation service delivery through digital technology. J.Kimotho
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Where
    Salfish

  • Chair: Irene Ndirangu, THIWASCO
    Amplifying the voice of adolescent girls to improve school attendance during menstruation in Meru, Kenya. L. M. Kirimi; L. Wood,
    Promoting gender equality in human capital development. A case study of Murang’a Water and Sanitation Company. J. Kinuthia; D. Thugu; A. Nganga
    Capacity building and research in Non-Sewered Sanitation; A glimpse at the terrain. D.S. Kiogora; Riungu J N
    Need for sewer education to the public to reduce operation and maintenance costs of sewer. M. B.Wanjiru
    Empowering schools through the "Toilets Making the Grade" Competition. Al.Hoehne; S. Kasongamulilo; S. Schrader
    Addressing Spatial Data Gaps in Water and Sanitation through Capacity Strengthening. C.Cheruiyot; E.J. Atieno, F.C. Onyambu
    Building Climate Resilience in Water Service Provision: A Case of Meru Water and Sewerage. P. Mugendi; Riungu D. K.
    Catchment Management: An Important Part of Water Supply- KIWASCO Case Study. G Odero; E. Muga.
    Implementing Nature Based Solutions in Mitigating Impacts of Climate on Water Resources, irrigation and Sanitation. G. Mugambi
    Ensuring Safely Managed and Adequate Water for Improved Nutrition: Beyond Mere Access. D. Achieng; I. Kiplagat ; E.Macharia ; M. Karumba ; M.Opondo; R.
    Sitati ; P.Kipkorir; J. Kathenge ; D.Mulwa; R.Ngugi ; E. Onsomu ; J.Gatungu
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Where
    Shimba

  • WASREB IMPACT 17 Report LAUNCH
    Plenary Session
    Where
    Plenary Hall

  • Moderator: Eng S.A.O. Alima, Water Secretary, State Department for Water and Sanitation, Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation
    Keynote Speaker: Dr Hosea Kimutai Kili, OGW, GMD/CEO, CPF Financial services (15mins)

    High-level Panel I (40mins)
    Theme: Innovative Financing models, Technology & Innovations for Sustainable Pathways to Climate-Smart Water and Sanitation Solutions & Investments

    Julius Korir, CBS, Principal Secretary, State Department of Water & Sanitation, Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation
    CPA Ephantus Kimotho, CBS Principal Secretary, State Department for Irrigation, Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation
    Dr. Eng. Festus Ng’eno, PhD,MIEK, CBS
    Principal Secretary, State Department of Environment & Climate Change, Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, and Forestry
    Dr. Chris Kiptoo CBS, Principal Secretary, The National Treasury
    Pascaline Ndungu, Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist, World Bank Group
    Mtchera Chirwa, Director Water & Sanitation Development, African Development Bank
    Prof Romanus Odhiambo, PhD, Vice Chancellor, Meru University of Science and Technology
    Thomas Odongo, Chairman, WASPA & Managing Director, Kisumu Water and Sewerage Company
    Mary Mwiti, EBS, CEO, Council of Governors
    H.E Reuben Kamuri, Chairperson, Caucus of Deputy Governors, COG
    Dr. Emmanuel K. Nzai, Chairman, Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Board
    Plenary Session
    Where
    Plenary

  • Facilitator: Eng S.A.O. Alima, Water Secretary, State Department for Water and Sanitation, MWSI & Anthony Njaramba, CEO WASPA

    Welcome Address
    Thomas Odongo, Chairman, WASPA Chairman
    Haile Gashaw, UNICEF & Chair WATSAN Development Partners Group
    Julius Korir, CBS, Principal Secretary, State Department of Water & Sanitation, MWSI
    Hon. Sen Godfrey Osotsi, Chairperson, Senate County Public Investments and Special Funds Committee
    H.E Joshua Irungu, EGH, Chairman, Water and Natural Resource Management, COG
    H.E. FCPA Ahmed Abdullahi, EGH, OGW, Chair, Council of Governors
    H.E. Abdullswammad Sherif Nassir, Governor, County Government of Mombasa
    Eng. Eric Mugaa, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Water, Sanitation & Irrigation

    Keynote Address

    H.E. Dr William Samoei Ruto, PhD, CGH President of the Republic of Kenya
    Plenary Session
    Where
    Plenary Hall

  • Hosts: Eng. Vincent Kabuti, OGW, Secretary Irrigation, Hon. Omar Said Omar, Water, Environment, Climate Change, and Forestry, Kilifi County & Dr. Eng. Moses Kinya, CEO THIWASCO & Former Chair WASPA

    Julius Korir, CBS, Principal Secretary, State Department of Water, Sanitation, MWSI
    Hon John Lekakeny Ololtuaa, Principal Secretary, State Department for Tourism
    H.E. Abdullswammad Sherif Nassir, Governor, County Government of Mombasa
    Eng. Eric Mugaa, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation
    Plenary Session
    Where
    Plenary

  • Speaker 1: Dr George Wainaina, PhD, Scientific Knowledge broker, EAWAG/ Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology.
    Speaker 2: Prof Blessing Mberu, Ph.D, Population Dynamics & Urbanization, APHRC

    Panelists:
    Dr Dickson Andala, CEO, National Research Fund (NRF)
    Prof Faith Karanja, Associate Professor, University of Nairobi
    Dr. Leiro Letangule, CEO, Kenya Water Institute (KEWI)
    Titus Kilonzo Mutuku, CEO Environment Institute of Kenya
    Eng Margaret Ogai, CEO, Engineering Board of Kenya (EBK)
    Geol. Agnes Mbugua, CEO, Regional Centre on Groundwater Resources
    Moderator: Prof. (Eng). James Messo Raude, Associate Professor, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology
    Where
    Plenary

  • Chair: Timothy Wanjohi, Sanitation Officer: Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Company Limited
    Speaker 1: Prof. (Eng). James Messo Raude, Associate Professor, (JKUAT); Climate-smart technologies for management of Onsite Domestic Wastewater
    Speaker 2: Dr. Walter Ongeti, CEO, KENAS

    Panelists:
    Hope Njoroge, Climate Change Lead, UNESCO Chair Climate Change
    Georgina Wacuka, Kenya Association of Manufacturers
    Eng Lucy Njambi, Senior Sanitation expert
    Nicola Greene, Director, Scaling WASH Enterprise & Innovation, Opero Services
    Beth Muigai, Technical Manager, Kiambu Water & Sewerage Company
    John Irungu, NAWASSCOAL
    Benedict Kutu, Betterline Water
    Break out Sessions
    Where
    Plenary

  • Chair: Pampil Mathehe, Head of Legal Services, Lake Victoria South WWDA
    Speaker: Dr. Irene Ngunjiri, PhD, Water Governance and Innovation Hub, Strathmore University

    Panelists:
    Christine Flore Djuikouo Ndeffo, President of National Association of Toilets, Cameroon
    Tinebeb Yohannes, Founder, African Woman in Water and climate
    Fredrick Odhiambo, Program Officer, Health, Water and Sanitation- Economic and Social Rights Centre Hakijamii
    Caroline Njiru, Landscape Manager, World Resources Institute
    Martha Wanjiku, Legal Compliance Officer, Athi Water WWDA
    Eunice Mwongera, Director Special Programs, State department of Water and Sanitation, MWSI
    Break out Sessions
    Where
    Barracuda

  • Chair: Priscillah Olouch, Malindi Water

    Emerging Technologies for Building Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Systems in Kenya. P. Kimani
    Leveraging Smart Meter Data Analytics to Enhance NRW Management. M. Ogutu; L.N. Andanje
    Leveraging GIS-Enabled Incident Reporting to Reduce Non-Revenue Water. D. Kamau; J.s K. Githige; G. M. Mathiu
    Smart Water Loss Management for Climate-Resilient Water Systems. G. Kuria
    Real-Time Water Network Intelligence: Transforming Big Data Analytics into Action. B. Ouma; V. Akinyi; L. N. Andanje
    Leveraging mWater to Foster Data Sovereignty and Resilient Water Infrastructure in Kenya. D. Odhiambo
    Use of EPANET Model to Optimize Booster Chlorination in the Southern Zone Water Distribution Network. D. Kafuka
    Utilization of solar energy for climate resilient Water Supply: A Case of Kiambu County. P. Baru
    Abstract/Case Study Sessions
    Break out Sessions
    Where
    Salfish

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