News & Updates
- President decorates acting director-general for his conservation efforts
- National bamboo demonstration site at Kaptagat forest in Elgeyo Marakwet County takes shape
- Fencing starts off at Maasai Mau Forest in Narok County
- Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Adopts Mau Forest Complex Water Tower
- 700 Beehives From Water Towers Agency To Five Groups In Three Counties
- Water Towers Agency completes 50,000 litre water tank in Kwale County
- Source Of Mara River To Be Gazzetted As Wetland And Exotic Trees Cleared
- Dr Chris Kiptoo Takes Over As PS For Environment And Forestry
Who We Are
Conserved water towers: Our shared heritage
Kenya Water Towers Agency (KWTA) is a State Corporation mandated to coordinate and oversee the protection, rehabilitation, conservation and sustainable management of water towers in Kenya. The Agency falls under the Ministry of Environment and Forestry and was established in 2012 through provisions of the Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 27, Legal Notice No. 27 of 20th April 2012.
Vision
Conserved water towers for sustainable development
Mission
To coordinate and oversee the protection, rehabilitation and conservation of water towers
Our Core Values
- Leadership
- Passion
- Dependability
- Integrity
- Teamwork
- Sustainability
Our Partners
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Agency seeks authority status and Inter-Agency Committee through new Water Towers Policy & Bill, 2022. This will position the Agency to receive funds from the national exchequer and enhance resource mobilization capacity.
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Prof. Julius Tanui, the acting Chief Executive Officer leads the Management Team in inducting the newly appointed Board Director Ms Ebla Aden from Garissa County. Ms Aden brings on board a wealth of experience in governance, government relations and management. She is a teacher by profession but has worked extensively in other government institutions including the defunct Transition Authority.
Our booth at the ongoing 7th Devolution Conference happening at Makueni Boys High School, Makueni County. The theme for this year is: Multi-level Governance for Climate Action.