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Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF Water 💧🐟 WaterResourcesAuthorityKenya KeNAWRUA Tracing the journey helps us understand the challenges faced by the river as it meanders from the source to the tap. These could be issues like pollution, encroachment, communities not benefiting in spite of their efforts etc

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF Water 💧🐟 WaterResourcesAuthorityKenya KeNAWRUA Tracing the source help us appreciate that nature can maintain itself without our interference. It's self sustaining and thus requires us to keep our negative human interference to ourselves.

Africa Water Ambassadors WWF-Kenya UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP) WWF Water knows no borders! To truly protect transboundary treasures like #RiverNoolturesh, we need bold policies, joint management frameworks, and community-led diplomacy.

Africa Water Ambassadors WWF-Kenya UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP) KeNAWRUA WWF One major thing that we can focus on is data sharing and monitoring systems: Improving and sharing hydrological data, especially on groundwater and ecosystem services, builds confidence and informs cooperative decision-making.

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF Water 💧🐟 WaterResourcesAuthorityKenya Most of us open a tap without a second thought but every drop has a story. From glaciers, forests, and rivers to pipes and treatment plants—knowing this journey connects us to the source. Understanding it is the first step to protecting it. #JourneyOfWater #Voices4Rivers

Africa Water Ambassadors WWF-Kenya UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP) WWF No nation owns a river—it flows for all. To protect transboundary waters like #RiverNoolturesh, we need: ✅ Binding regional treaties ✅ Joint river basin initiatives ✅ Shared data + early warning systems ✅ Community diplomacy & trust-building #WaterKnowsNoBorders

Africa Water Ambassadors WWF Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya 🔹 Integrate traditional knowledge into basin-wide management 🔹 Build trust through shared risk, shared benefit models Because when water is shared wisely, it becomes a force for peace—not conflict. #RiverNoolturesh #JourneyOfWater #WaterDiplomacy #Voices4Rivers

Africa Water Ambassadors WaterResourcesAuthorityKenya Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA KeNAWRUA WWF-Tanzania WWF-Kenya Simavi Youth through Africa Water Ambassadors are shaping the narrative that the water sector can only be led by retirees by joining #WRUAS and leading from the front. Look at the #RiverHealthAssesments and #Advocacu where the youth are playing a big role in shaping citizen science for example

Combining storytelling, indigenous knowledge, and citizen science to demand accountability and drive local solutions. To lead boldly, youth need meaningful inclusion in decision-making, funding, digital tools, and capacity-building support.

Africa Water Ambassadors WWF Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya Adoption of not only country specific water management but entire basin level. This can be by having joint river basin authorities or community led cross-border water committees that involve the local government, communities, and CSOs. #voices4rivers #journeyofwater

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF KEWASNET KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Digital activism is a gamechanger for water conservation! It empowers voices, raises awareness, and sparks movements. One viral post can shift public mindset. One trending hashtag can challenge policy. Online action fuels on-the-ground change. Let’s keep the momentum flowing!

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF KEWASNET KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Digital media is the new mainstream media and can't be ignored anymore. Ensuring that water issues are given the limelight and taking duty bearers to task will help us reap huge dividends

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF KEWASNET KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group By organising Online campaigns which raises awareness on the proposed legislation related to water management and mobilize support for or against it. #journeyofwater

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF KEWASNET KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Digital activism shifts public mindset by raising awareness and creating pressure for policies change.it also leverage on educating the public on sustainable water practices..#voices4rivers

Africa Water Ambassadors Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association-LANABLA WWF-Kenya WWF KEWASNET KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Digital activism is affordable and accessible to most of the Stakeholders. It therefore needs more attention going forward as the tech savvy generation hears about the realities on the ground.

Do you know through #journeyofwater we can create awareness and engage community directly? Join WWF-Kenya KeNAWRUA Enock Ole Kiminta 🇰🇪 Africa Water Ambassadors Kajiado County Government as we Cross borders following our rivers. #voices4rivers #Catchment2Tap

It's only through engaging the community we will be assured our rivers are safe. WWF-Kenya Africa Water Ambassadors KeNAWRUA Enock Ole Kiminta 🇰🇪 @wambuibeatrice Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry Netherlands Embassy in Kenya NEMA Kenya Kajiado County Government #JourneyOfWater #voices4rivers #Catchment2Tap

It is only through collective action we will bring our rivers back again Africa Water Ambassadors Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry WWF-Kenya KeNAWRUA The Kenya Climate Change Working Group @wambuibeatrice NEMA Kenya University of Nairobi NTV Kenya Social Justice Centres Working Group #JourneyOfwater #Voices4Rivers #ClimateAction

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