Water justice,
powered by youth.
From county water forums to global UN conferences, KYPW is driving meaningful change in Kenya's water governance landscape - one youth voice at a time.
Counties reached
Youth engaged
Events delivered
Years of impact
How we drive change
KYPW works across four interconnected pillars - ensuring youth-led action flows from community wells all the way to the UN negotiating table.
Policy Advocacy
Amplifying youth voices in national and international water governance forums - from county water councils to UN conferences.
Youth Capacity Building
Training young Kenyans in water management, WASH engineering, policy analysis, and leadership through workshops and field engagements.
Community WASH
Bridging the gap between national policy and grassroots implementation by working directly with communities on water and sanitation challenges.
Knowledge & Research
Producing evidence-based reports, policy briefs, and case studies that inform decision-making at county and national level.
KYPW in action
A selection of the convenings, partnerships, and advocacy moments that have defined KYPW's growing presence in water governance.
UNESCO Water Youth Dialogue
KYPW represented Kenya's youth voice at the UNESCO Water Youth Dialogue, contributing to global water policy discourse alongside delegations from across Africa and Europe.
CGIAR Science Week 2025
President Habiba Dida participated in CGIAR Science Week, presenting KYPW's community-led water governance model as a scalable framework for Sub-Saharan Africa.
Sanitation Technologies Training - MUST
KYPW partnered with Opero to deliver hands-on sanitation technology training for engineering students at Murang'a University of Science and Technology (MUST), advancing SDG 6 at campus level.
AYPW Co-Founder Visit
Danielle Kamtie, Co-Founder of the African Youth Parliament for Water, visited KYPW to deepen collaboration between the Kenyan chapter and the continental AYPW network.
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Multi-Stakeholder Consultation - UN Water Conference 2026
Vice President Njeri Ngugi represented youth at a multi-stakeholder consultation convened to set the agenda ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference, ensuring youth priorities are embedded in global negotiations.
World Water Week - Embassy of Netherlands
KYPW joined World Water Week at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nairobi, engaging diplomats and development partners on youth-led WASH solutions and Kenya's water governance challenges.
Africa Climate Summit 2023
President Habiba Dida represented KYPW at the Africa Climate Summit, articulating the inextricable link between climate adaptation and water security for Kenya's most vulnerable communities.
Be part of the water movement.
Whether you are a young water advocate, a researcher, a policymaker or a partner organisation - KYPW has a seat at the table for you.