PHOTO | FILE Visitors watch as water flows at Ndakaini Dam in 2010. The
first beneficiaries of this financing will include an irrigation scheme
on the Lower Nzoia river in Siaya and Busia Counties in Western Kenya.
NATION MEDIA GROUP
By NATION REPORTER
Posted Monday, July 29 2013 at 12:49
Posted Monday, July 29 2013 at 12:49
Kenya has signed a Sh13 billion World Bank loan for the development of the country’s water infrastructure.
The
credit will support Kenya’s financing of a long-term program aimed at
achieving water security and resilience to climate change.
In
particular, it will enable the Government to move ahead with its efforts
to develop new water infrastructure, such as water storage and
irrigation.
It will also to build capacity of water institutions to deliver adequate water to the Kenyan people across the country.
The first
beneficiaries of this financing will include an irrigation scheme on the
Lower Nzoia river in Siaya and Busia Counties in Western Kenya.
This is a flagship project of the Kenya Agricultural Sector Development Strategy.
Regular
and reliable water supply will facilitate increased output of high value
produce such as fruits and vegetables and staples such as soybeans,
cereals and other legumes from this region.
This will
contribute to food security, economic growth and enhanced climate
resilience for the local farmers and the rest of the country.
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