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For decades, water access has been carried literally on the backs of women and girls. But this isn’t just a water issue. It’s a systems issue. This #WorldWaterDay2026, let’s shift the weight: • Equal representation • Real policies • Last-mile access #WaterAndGender

Where water flows, equality grows. When we build water systems that reach every woman and every girl, we do not just solve a water problem. We unlock human potential. #WorldWaterDay #WaterAndGender

Where water is scarce, inequality thrives. Where water is safe and accessible, communities transform, and women lead that transformation. This #WorldWaterDay, let us move from awareness to action. Because every woman who gains access to water gains access to her own power.

This #InternationalDayOfForests challenges the myth that growth requires exploiting nature. Communities investing in sustainable forestry show how a living forest fuels long-term prosperity. #ForestsAndEconomies #IFD2026

As we mark #InternationalDayOfForests, we are reminded that forests are not a backdrop to economic life. They are the foundation of it. From the food on our tables to the water in our taps, forests make prosperity possible. #ForestsAndEconomies #IDF2026

We send our warmest greetings to our Muslim brothers and sisters celebrating Eid. Wishing you peace, prosperity, and happiness. Eid Mubarak. #EidMubarak #EidUlFitr

We wish all our Muslim brethren a joyful and blessed Eid Ul Fitr. May this special day bring you peace, happiness, and quality time with those you love. Eid Mubarak. #EidMubarak #EidUlFitr

Because integrity in water governance isn't just about systems and structures, it is about making sure the right voices are heard from the very beginning. @WaterIntegrityN @NIAKENYAKAJIADO #WaterGovernance #IntegrityInAction #WASHForAll #IntegrityManagementTool #IMTCampaign

These surveys dig into everything from barriers to reliable water access to whether women and marginalised groups have a real seat at the table in water management decisions. They ask whether people know how their water system is run, and whom to call when something goes wrong.

Who should shape water management decisions? The people who depend on the water. The Integrity Management Tool (IMT) puts communities at the centre, starting with household surveys before any training or intervention is designed. @_KWAHO @cespadkenya

begin, informed by evidence, not assumptions. Because lasting change in water governance has to be built on what is true, not what is convenient. #WaterGovernance #IntegrityInAction #WASHForAll #IntegrityManagementTool #IMTCampaign

engaged to map the real governance and management challenges on the ground. Household surveys are also conducted to put community voices at the centre, capturing what is working, what is not, and what people actually expect from their water services. Only then do the workshops

Good governance in the water sector begins long before, with deliberate groundwork. Integrity Management Tool (IMT) begins with a Preparation Phase, during which county water departments, service providers, and community members are

WIWAS extends our sincere appreciation for the continued partnership and commitment from our members to advancing gender equity and professional excellence in the water and sanitation sector. We remind our members to renew their annual subscriptions

We joined other stakeholders in a meeting convened by the @sdgskenyaforum for the official launch and handover of the #CSODataCommons a tool built to put civil society at the centre of Sustainable Development Goals reporting. The CSO Data Commons Platform was developed to help civil society organizations work with reliable evidence while reducing duplication. #RestoringDignity

@AKUHNairobi @ilepa2 @KijijiYeetuHub @Open_Institute @WanguKanjaF @africas_voices @usawaagenda @nyogude @KEWASNET Data informs decisions. 📊 But here's a problem nobody talks about enough in Kenya's civil society space: We have been collecting the same data, in the same communities, in different formats, for years. The result? Duplication, confusion, and wasted resources. #CSOdatacommons

@AKUHNairobi @ilepa2 @KijijiYeetuHub @Open_Institute @WanguKanjaF @africas_voices @usawaagenda @nyogude @KEWASNET @icrhk_official @AKUMCEA @usalamaforum The CSO Data Commons Platform was built to solve exactly this. ✅ See what data already exists before you collect ✅ Build on existing evidence instead of starting from scratch ✅ More time doing the work. Less time duplicating it. #CSOdatacommons

@AKUHNairobi @ilepa2 @KijijiYeetuHub @Open_Institute @WanguKanjaF @africas_voices @usawaagenda @nyogude @KEWASNET @icrhk_official @AKUMCEA @usalamaforum Anyone can collect numbers. 📋 But verified data, collected with a clear methodology, checked for accuracy, and traceable to its source, that's the kind that holds governments accountable. That's the standard the CSO Data Commons Platform is built on. #CSOdatacommons

CSOs are doing the work on the ground; monitoring, documenting, and tracking progress in communities that government data often misses. But without a shared platform, that data stays scattered. The CSO Data Platform changes that! ✅ One place for CSO-generated data

@AKUHNairobi @ilepa2 @KijijiYeetuHub @Open_Institute @WanguKanjaF @africas_voices @usawaagenda When civil society owns its data; 📌 Communities stop being just statistics 📌 Gaps in government reporting get filled 📌 Advocacy becomes evidence-based 📌 Progress or the lack of it becomes impossible to ignore Data in the right hands is power.