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Happy Madaraka Day!

WASREB in collaboration with Water and Sanitation for Urban Populations (WSUP), FINISH Mondial Kenya, Eawag Aquatic Research, and Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Co, has developed and released a report- Future -proofing sanitation services. A climate- resilience capability framework for utilities.

The report highlights the early development of a framework that demonstrates how dynamic capabilities can strengthen operational capacity to improve non-sewered sanitation services while addressing the impacts of climate change from a utility perspective.

The report forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen utility capabilities and promote sustainable, resilient, and inclusive sanitation service delivery.

Read more on the report https://wash.short.gy/OC1

WASREB wishes all the Muslim brothers and sisters a Happy Eid Al Adha.

UPCOMING PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETING

WASREB participated in the 4th Africa Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) Regulators Conference held this week in Cape Town and convened by ESAWAS.

Held under the theme “Regulatory Requirements to Accelerate and Sustain Sector Progress,” the conference brought together over 300 delegates from 39 countries across Africa, Europe, and the USA to deliberate on the future of water and sanitation regulation and sector sustainability.

The conference provided a platform for regulators, policymakers, and sector stakeholders to address critical questions shaping the future of water services regulation, including: how regulators can secure genuine institutional independence, how tariff frameworks can balance affordability with cost recovery, and how utilities can be strengthened to become creditworthy and attract private sector investment. ESAWAS member countries represented included Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia, South Africa, Mozambique, Malawi, among others.

During the conference, WASREB received recognition as the “Most Outstanding Member in Water and Sanitation Services Regulation,” acknowledging its contribution to strengthening regulatory oversight, promoting accountability, and advancing improvements in water and sanitation service delivery across the region.

WASREB monitors and regulates drinking water quality in Kenya to ensure consumers receive safe and reliable water services. Under the Water Act 2016, the regulator sets national standards for water service providers (WSPs), conducts compliance monitoring, and publishes performance reports.

WASREB Ag. CEO Richard Cheruyiot highlights more on water quality on NTV- UNPACKED edition.

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WASREB hosted a delegation from the Ministry of Water and Energy, Ethiopia, for a benchmarking visit focused on regulatory oversight in the water sector.

The delegation recognized Kenya as a leader in water sector regulation and sought to learn from WASREB’s experience and best practices. The visit aimed to gain insights into key areas including water and sanitation regulation, service provider accountability, governance frameworks, monitoring of Non-Revenue Water (NRW) and efficiency indicators, performance benchmarking systems, tariff setting, financial sustainability mechanisms, and customer service and complaints resolution.

Through this engagement, WASREB reaffirmed its commitment to knowledge sharing, strengthening regulatory frameworks, and promoting excellence in water service delivery across the region.