GHARP Projects
The Greater Horn of Africa Rainwater Partnership (GHARP) works in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Uganda. Individual member organisations implement their own projects, and there are also collaborative cross-regional GHARP projects where the organisations work in partnership. In 2003, a USAID-funded GHARP regional project was successful in evaluating the performance of rainwater harvesting systems in the GHA and in promoting best practices in water management in order to enhance food security and water availability. Read more to find out about GHARP regional projects or click on the links to below to find out about individual country projects.
Ethiopia Projects
Ethiopia Rainwater Association (ERHA) facilitates the promotion of appropriate and innovative rainwater harvesting (RWH) technologies in Ethiopia through demonstration, advocacy, networking, and research. Currently, ERHA is focusing on the promotion,...
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Kenya Projects
Kenya Rainwater Association (KRA) works in arid and semi-arid areas across Kenya implementing rainwater harvesting and management (RHM) projects. The projects improve access to water; improve livelihoods and food security;...
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Somalia Projects
Rainwater Association of Somalia (RAAS) advocates for the integration of rainwater harvesting and management (RHM) into national policies and strategies, and implements community-based projects. Currently, RAAS is working in the...
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Uganda Projects
Uganda Rainwater Association (URWA) promotes rainwater management for sustainable domestic water supply; production; and environmental conservation in Uganda. URWA helps build rainwater harvesting (RWH) capacity development services in a number...
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