Bridging Perspectives

Who controls water? Who carries the burden? Join us this Thursday, we dive into the realities of gender and water governance in Kenya because where women lead, systems endure. 💧 #Worldwaterday2026 #Amatsiweek #WomenLead #WaterandGender

Water and gender are inseparable. Closing the gap is not just a matter of equity, it is a prerequisite for sustainable water management. Join us this Thursday, 26th March on @XSpaces as we explore gender, power, and the future of water in Kenya. x.com/i/spaces/1aKbd…

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

During the #amatsiweek Day 4 we convened a roundtable conversation with young people in Kakamega County. The Programs Officer @_KWAHO reminded young people that as we converse on Social Accountability we should ensure we are responsible for our actions first. @037WaterBunge

#Mashinani is where change begins 💧 This #AmatsiWeek, we step into communities to listen, learn, and act on water and natural resource conservation. #Kakamegacounty #Waterjustice #Amatsikhumliango #Climatejustice #Worldwaterday2026 #WomenLead

Inclusive climate action requires engaging all community members. Men from Shinyalu Sub-County, #KakamegaCounty participated in a Focus Group Discussion to share insights on water governance, climate resilience, and sustainable natural resource management.

Women from Shinyalu Sub-County in Kakamega County participated in focus group discussions to share their experiences and perspectives on water access, climate change, and natural resource conservation. #WaterJusticeFund #WomenInLeadership #ClimateAndNature

Orio mno #Amatsiweek #Worldwaterday2026 #WomenLead

Join us as we end day one of Amatsi Week with a very engaging conversation on Water and Gender. @AchesaCheryl @LuyaPeter @adwetvee @GeeKimeu #AmatsiWeek @037WaterBunge @038_Youth_Wash @_KWAHO @KEWASNET @network_and @WangariMaathai

Why Women Must Lead Water Management Moderated by Gladys Kimeu, Our Project Lead at Grassroot Youth & Women for Climate & Nature. We dive into how women’s leadership is shaping the future of water conservation as we build momentum towards World Water Day 2026. #WomenLead

Join us for a conversation on community, water, and conservation as we build momentum towards #WorldWaterDay2026 #Amatsiweek2026 We bring together voices from the community, conservation leaders, and partners to discuss the role of women in protecting water natural resources

Join us as we end day one of Amatsi Week with a very engaging conversation on Water and Gender. @AchesaCheryl @LuyaPeter @adwetvee @GeeKimeu #AmatsiWeek

Amatsi Week 2026 is here! 🌿 A week dedicated to protecting our natural watercresources, and empowering communities. As we build momentum towards World Water Day 2026 #Amatsiweek2026 #WomenLead #Waterjustice #worldwaterday2026

This is what grassroots leadership looks like informed, engaged, and ready to act. We are proud to continue building resilient communities through collaboration and shared responsibility. #WomenForClimate #ClimateAction #WaterJustice #KakamegaCounty #BridgingPerspectives

On 20th February 2026, we convened a powerful Community Workshop under the Grassroot Women and Youth for Climate and Nature initiative. We created space for dialogue, learning, and collective solutions around climate action, water justice,

Our first ever step in Shinyalu. We planted more ideas, hope and leadership for Climate Action in Grassroot Youth and Women standing up for nature, for our generations to come. #Kakamega #Waterjustice #ClimateJustice #WomenLead @KakamegaJamii @Kakamega_037

Women in public participation championing for Waterjustice fund inclusion among other submissions in the County budget allocation. #Waterjustice #ClimateJustice #WomenLead #Kakamega