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Wasreb Kenya The Water Services Regulatory Board (WASREB) is a Kenyan State Corporation that sets rules and standards to ensure quality water services for all.

WASREB warmly welcomes Ms. Josephine Koisaba as a new Member of the Board of Directors.Her appointment strengthens the B...
06/10/2026

WASREB warmly welcomes Ms. Josephine Koisaba as a new Member of the Board of Directors.

Her appointment strengthens the Board’s leadership and oversight as WASREB continues to advance effective regulation, accountability and sustainable water and sanitation services for all.

WASREB looks forward to her contribution and partnership in delivering on the mandate of the Regulator.

WASREB welcomes Ms. Josephine Koisaba onboard!

UPCOMING PUBLIC CONSULTATION IN TARIFF ADJUSTMENT AND LICENSING
06/10/2026

UPCOMING PUBLIC CONSULTATION IN TARIFF ADJUSTMENT AND LICENSING

Happy Customer Service Week 2026!"EXTRA MILE: Transforming Public Service Through Customer Service Excellence."
05/10/2026

Happy Customer Service Week 2026!

"EXTRA MILE: Transforming Public Service Through Customer Service Excellence."


WASREB was part of Water and Sanitation Providers Association-WASPA Bi-Monthly meeting , hosted by Eldoret Water and San...
02/10/2026

WASREB was part of Water and Sanitation Providers Association-WASPA Bi-Monthly meeting , hosted by Eldoret Water and Sanitation Co. Ltd and officially opened by the Governor of Uasin Gishu County, H.E Governor Jonathan Bii Chelilim.

The meeting featured plenary sessions led by WASREB CEO, Mr. Leparan C. Tialal, where members engaged on key regulatory matters, including compliance, tariff setting, governance training and bulk water supply.

Other key stakeholders were Water Resources Authority CEO, CPA James Mburu, Salaries and Renumeration Commission CEO, Mr. Ali Surrow, presented on the Commission’s mandate to provide guidance on salaries and other financial matters within the public sector.

WASREB continues to actively engage stakeholders in advancing efficient and sustainable water and sanitation services across Kenya.

WASREB hosted the Chairman’s Dinner by WASPA, bringing together WSP MDs and Associate Members for an evening of dialogue...
02/10/2026

WASREB hosted the Chairman’s Dinner by WASPA, bringing together WSP MDs and Associate Members for an evening of dialogue, reflection and collaboration.

In his remarks, WASREB CEO Mr. Leparan C. Tialal, called on the sector to commit to five key priorities as it works towards stronger and more sustainable water and sanitation services;
1. Strengthen compliance while maintaining a supportive regulatory environment.
2. Expand safely managed water and sanitation services to all Kenyans.
3. Improve governance, professionalism and accountability across utilities.
4. Accelerate innovation, digital transformation and operational efficiency.
5. Deepen collaboration across all sector institutions.

Other sector leaders Ag. CEO of Water Resources Authority CPA James Mburu, also called for enhanced collaboration within the sector, including in the management of water resources. Uasin Gishu County CEC Anthony Sitienei and Chief Officer Elijah Koech, reiterated the County Government’s support for the water sector and commitment to strengthening service delivery.


ASK Nairobi Trade Fair 2026! is ongoing. Come and engage with us on water matters and get to know your rights and respon...
30/09/2026

ASK Nairobi Trade Fair 2026! is ongoing. Come and engage with us on water matters and get to know your rights and responsibilities as a water consumer.

Tupo site! Karibuni!


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29/09/2026

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WASREB’s Sanitation Services Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Framework guides how the water sector tracks progress and...
24/09/2026

WASREB’s Sanitation Services Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Framework guides how the water sector tracks progress and measures performance across the country.

The framework aligns with constitutional requirements and existing monitoring systems at global, regional, national, and sector levels—ensuring consistency, transparency, and accountability.

While the national framework provides core indicators for all Counties and Water Service Providers (WSPs) to report against, County Governments may also develop additional local indicators based on their unique context.

These may reflect county-specific sanitation policies, laws, development priorities, available resources, and service capacity.

Why does this matter?

✅ It strengthens accountability in sanitation service delivery

✅ It supports evidence-based planning and investment decisions

✅ It enhances transparency at WSP, county, and national levels

Read more on the guideline: https://wasreb.go.ke/inclusive-urban-sanitation-guidelines/


WASREB held an engagement with WASPA Executive Committeeto discuss priority issues affecting the sustainability, governa...
21/09/2026

WASREB held an engagement with WASPA Executive Committeeto discuss priority issues affecting the sustainability, governance and performance of Water Service Providers (WSPs).

Further discussions focused on financial sustainability, infrastructure development and handover, governance, performance management, NRW, timely sector information, and the need for structured WASREB–WASPA consultation and improved regulatory coordination.

WASREB CEO Mr. Leparan, called for WASPA’s support in strengthening data compliance among WSPs, with WASREB willing to hold tailored discussions with utilities facing reporting challenges.

The engagement also identified opportunities for capacity building for WSP Boards and a symposium for young water professionals to promote innovation, creativity, knowledge exchange and new ideas for addressing sector challenges.

The Regulator joined stakeholders in Naivasha for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Naivasha Treatment Plant Expansion ...
18/09/2026

The Regulator joined stakeholders in Naivasha for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Naivasha Treatment Plant Expansion (NTPx)—a significant milestone towards sustainable, end-to-end sanitation management.

With 84% of Naivasha’s population relying on onsite sanitation, the initiative provides a practical solution for safe management of faecal sludge while turning waste into clean, sustainable fuel.

Upon expansion, the plant is expected to treat 240m³ of sludge daily, directly serving over 100,000 people and indirectly benefiting approximately 360,000 residents. It is also projected to produce up to 2,000 tonnes of sustainable fuel per month, while creating over 150 direct and indirect jobs and delivering significant environmental benefits.

WASREB CEO, Mr. Leparan also challenged partners to explore the potential of using harvested water hyacinth from Lake Naivasha as part of the raw material mix for fuel production—turning an environmental challenge into an opportunity for circularity and lake restoration.

WASREB reaffirmed its commitment to supporting innovation in the water and sanitation sector through evolving regulatory frameworks, including the Sanitation Development Fee and Sanitation KPIs, which are aimed at strengthening sanitation investments and performance.


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