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Kenya eyes climate-smart investments in water and sanitation sector

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Water, Sanitation and Irrigation CS Eric Mugaa(2nd right), Water and Sanitation PS Julius Korir(right), Water Secretary Samwel Alima(3rd right) and Water and Sanitation Providers Association (WASPA) Chairman and Water Kisumu MD Thomas Odongo(2nd left) during the Kenya Water and Sanitation International Conference and Exhibition 2025 Pre-Conference in Nairobi on May 5, 2025. [Boniface Okendo, Standard]

Kenya is stepping up efforts to transform its water and sanitation sector with a sharp focus on climate resilience, digital innovation, and private investment ahead of the Kenya Water and Sanitation International Conference and Exhibition 2025.

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