WASREB

WASREB wishes all our Muslim brothers and sisters a joyful Eid -Al- Fitr #waterservicesforall

The Water Services Regulatory Board (WASREB) plays a key role in protecting consumer interests and rights in Kenya’s water and sanitation sector, while ensuring water service providers (WSPs) remain financially sustainable and deliver efficient, affordable, equitable, and sustainable services. Today, I received a courtesy call from Mr. Richard Cheruiyot, Acting Chief Executive Officer of WASREB, at my office in Maji House, Nairobi. We discussed WASREB’s core mandate of consumer protection and its responsibility to promote cost recovery through appropriate, cost-reflective tariffs.

eGP suppliers sensitisation and awareness sessions. Microsoft Teams meeting Join: teams.microsoft.com/meet/380571902… Meeting ID: 380 571 902 945 84 Passcode: js9fL2kv #waterservicesforall

eGP suppliers sensitisation and awareness sessions. #waterservicesforall

UPCOMING PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETINGS ON TARIFF ADJUSTMENT #waterservicesforall

essential for utilities to undertake baseline sanitation mapping and to effectively implement the recently launched National Sanitation Management Policy. #waterservicesforall

and County Governments with the proposed standards for collecting On-Site Sanitation (OSS) data, also known as non-sewered sanitation. These standards seek to harmonize how OSS data is collected and reported nationwide. The regulator considers standardized sanitation data

WASREB conducted regional sanitation workshops across the North Rift, Central Rift, Northern, Tana, Tanathi, Athi, Lake Victoria South, Lake Victoria North, and Coast Water Works Development Agencies (WWDAs) regions. The workshops aimed to equip Water Service Providers (WSPs)

Why it matters: ✅ Strengthens accountability in sanitation service delivery ✅ Supports evidence-based planning & investment ✅ Enhances transparency at WSP, county & national levels #WaterServicesForAll #SanitationForAll

accountability. The national framework sets core indicators for all Counties & WSPs, while allowing County Governments to develop additional context-specific indicators based on local policies, priorities, resources & capacity.

WASREB’s proposed Sanitation Services KPIs Framework will standardize how the sector tracks sanitation performance nationwide. It aligns with constitutional requirements and existing global, regional, national & sector monitoring systems—promoting consistency, transparency and

It is therefore an accountability tool to the public and shareholders in the sector. The 18th Edition of the Impact Report is on course to comprehensively demonstrate the sector’s progress and development. Read more on the reports; wasreb.go.ke/impact-reports/ #waterservicesforall

Impact Report is WASREB’s main tool for public reporting. It documents the performance of Kenya’s water services sector over a given period. The report is meant to spur comparative competition in the sector, thus creating impetus for institutions to improve their performance.

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PUBLIC NOTICE ON PROPOSED VARIATION OF WATER SERVICE AREAS IN MURANG'A COUNTY #waterservicesforall

challenges. County officials, Water Works Development Agencies, sector representatives, and community members participated in the forums, strengthening inclusive decision-making in the water sector. #WaterServicesForAll

WASREB conducted three public consultations for water utilities in Githinguri (Kiambu), Nyasare (Migori), and Elwak (Mandera) on proposed tariff adjustments and licensing. Stakeholders supported the proposals, noting the need to improve water services and address existing

The programme will pilot in Garissa and Turkana through GAWASCO and KALWASCO, with potential scale-up nationwide. In line with the leave-no-one-behind agenda, the initiative will also support utilities serving refugee-hosting municipalities in Kakuma and Dadaab.

Today, WASREB met with UNICEF to explore partnership opportunities to strengthen water utilities in ASAL counties. The proposed interventions aim to improve utility performance, enhance regulatory compliance, and raise the quality of water and sanitation services.