Transforming Water Access in Gonzani, Kinango Sub-County
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Located in
Gonzani, Kinango Sub-County, Kwale County, Kenya
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Water capacity
32,000m³
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Sponsored by
private entity
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Project Value
USD 160,000
A future where no one has to struggle for water again.
The Kenlift Dam isn’t just holding water—it’s holding the promise of prosperity, security, and sustainability for generations to come.
With reliable water access, families no longer have to walk miles in search of this precious resource. Farmers can plan their harvests with confidence, knowing their crops won’t wither under the harsh sun. Livestock owners can sustain their herds, ensuring economic stability for countless households.
This dam represents more than just infrastructure—it’s a turning point. It’s about giving children more time in school, empowering women with new opportunities, and ensuring food security for entire communities. It’s about restoring ecosystems, strengthening local economies, and creating a future where no one has to struggle for water again.
By investing in water, we’re investing in life itself. A future where every drop counts—not as a scarcity, but as a source of endless possibility.
Project Benefits
Sustainable Water Supply
- A dedicated community watering point provides clean drinking water to local families.
- Reduces time spent fetching water, allowing women and children to focus on education and economic activities.
Reforestation & Vegetative Regeneration
- 5,000 trees planted, restoring land fertility and reducing soil erosion.
- 10,000 fruit trees supplied, providing long-term food security and economic benefits.
Agricultural & Livestock Development
- 100 acres of irrigated farmland are now flourishing, ensuring year-round food security.
- Farmers can cultivate diverse crops, boosting household income and local trade.
- 20,000 herds of livestock now have consistent access to water, reducing drought-related losses.
Reducing Resource Conflicts
- The community watering point ensures equitable water access, preventing disputes over scarce resources.
- A wildlife-friendly design minimizes human-wildlife conflicts, promoting harmony between communities and nature.
