Partnership

H2O for Life and KRA commission Kathungu project, Makueni county, Kenya. Source: KRA

Greater Horn of Africa Rainwater Partnership (GHARP) can only continue to promote and support rainwater harvesting and management (RHM) and complementary technologies with the financial support of development partners. GHARP thanks all partners for their support which has helped us achieve so much. Read on to find a list of our partners.  To find out how you can partner with us to support our ongoing work helping vulnerable communities gain access to reliable water sources for productive uses, contact us.

Ethiopia Rainwater Association (ERHA) Partners

  • Action For Development
  • Agri Service Ethiopia
  • ERSHA
  • Develop Family Together
  • Harare Water Supply and Sanitation Authority
  • Harerge Catholic Secretariat
  • International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)
  • Islamic Relief
  • UN-HABITAT
  • United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Ethiopia
  • Water Action
  • WaterAid Ethiopia

Kenya Rainwater Association (KRA) Partners

  • Christadelphian Meal a Day (CMAD) fund
  • Eriksjhalpen (Sweden)
  • European Union (EU)
  • Kenya Post Office Savings Bank
  • German Agro Action (GAA)
  • Government of Kenya (GoK)
  • H2O for Life-USA
  • Herrod Foundation
  • Japan Water Forum (JWF)
  • Kenya Community Development Fund (KCDF)
  • Kenya Horticultural Competitiveness Programme (KCHP)
  • New Life Mission
  • Safaricom Foundation
  • Self Help Africa (SHA)
  • Skillshare International
  • Southern and Eastern Africa Rainwater Network (SEARNET)
  • Tribal Group Foundation (TGF)
  • United Nations Development Programme-Global Environment Facility/Small Grants Programme (UNDP-GEF/SGP)
  • United States States Agency for International Development (USAID)
  • Western Union Foundation
  • Wherever the Need

Rainwater Association of Somalia (RAAS) Partners

  • International Somalia Rehabilitation Association (ISRA)
  • Somalia Water and Land Information Management (SWALIM)
  • UNICEF

Uganda Rainwater Association (URWA) Partners

  • Busoga Trust
  • Government of Uganda
  • Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV)
  • Netwas International
  • Southern and Eastern Africa Rainwater Network (SEARNET)
  • Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)
  • UNICEF
  • Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network (UWASNET)
  • WaterAid Uganda
  • World Bank
  • World Vision

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Partnership Photos

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Patty Hall, President and Co-Founder of H2O for Life:

"A year ago in 2010, when the women’s group in Kathungu asked H2O for Life to help them to complete a water project, we were inspired to work to raise the funds. Although the project did not fit our school to school model, we approached our friends, family, and specifically other women who donated the funds to complete the project. Women helping women! We believe that the work completed by KRA will ease the burden of the women in the area, and will improve the opportunities of the entire community."

www.h20forlifeschools.org

Skillshare International:

"The EU/Skillshare project in eight semi-arid districts of Kenya, is an incredibly important project. It provides clean water supply and sanitation facilities for the most marginalised communities in dryland areas in Kenya enabling them to have better health and to secure their food security."

www.skillshare.org

Fred Kihara, Mount Kenya COMPACT Projects Co-ordinator (UNDP)

"The project nearly all of the proposed activities, and to schedule. This is a testament to the strong management of the project by the community, KRA, and other partners, including the local administration and government ministries. The project will create a number of valuable benefits for the beneficiary community."

Andrew Wamutitu, Director, New Life Mission

"The New Life Mission/KRA project is already having a positive impact on the children in Mashuru schools. The farm ponds are allowing the schools to grow vegetables for the children in our feeding programmes to get a balanced diet which is necessary for their healthy growth. The community members are fully on board and all working hard alongside KRA in the project implementation process."