Kenya requires approximately Ksh1.6 trillion to develop water harvesting infrastructure, including dams, to support domestic water supply and irrigation, with the national budget able to meet only 20 per cent of the funding needs. Principal Secretary for Water and Sanitation Julius Korir says the funding shortfall has prompted the government to seek alternative financing, including […] The post Ksh1.6T needed to finance Kenya’s water infrastructure – PS Korir appeared first on KBC Digital.
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