Haki Ltd Information

We therefore focus on the most disadvantaged, and vulnerable groups. Our program supports capacity building, as well as effective and participatory approaches for broader participation of stakeholders, including children, nonprofits, the government, and communities in water and sanitation programs. Haki Water launched its initial operations on the basis of thorough research report in three of Nairobi's slums namely: Kayole-soweto, Mukuru Kwa Njenga and Kawangware where municipal water projects were underway to assess the overall impacts and sustainability of informal operational water supply models to serve the urban poor. The findings highlighted gaps in the planned institutional, civil society and private sector initiatives to provide essential and sustainable water and sanitation services, and enable Kenya's transition towards Vision 2030. Haki Water as a result of the findings developed an innovative approach to address these transition gaps based on the ground demand, working in cooperation with statutory bodies, partner organizations, private sector and local communities. The Haki Water approach identifies water supply, distribution and treatment problems among un-served and under-served communities, and solves them through a combination of engineering/technical and diaspora expertise. Our Core values are: Sustainability: we ensure that the water management systems we put in place are technically and financially sustainable. Innovation: we work with engineers and scientists to deliver expert solutions, which are adapted to the needs of the targeted communities. Transparent: we believe in exchanging information about our work, as well as being accountable to our partners and communities we serve.