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MAJI SAFI INITIATIVE KENYA ASAL WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
A documentary photo of a smiling Kenyan pastoralist mother and her two children in Turkana County standing beside a modern stainless steel hybrid solar borehole tap stand. Clear fresh water flows smoothly into a clean container under a vast, saturated azure Kenyan sky with an arid savannah horizon, illuminated by natural, warm sun-drenched documentary daylight in a respectful, high-contrast light mode civic aesthetic.
DIRECT INFRASTRUCTURE • ZERO SPECULATION

CLEAN WATER

Sustainable solar boreholes and community-managed water points across Turkana and Kitui. We transform 6-hour daily water treks into clean taps at school doors and village centers.

142
Boreholes Drilled
Direct county telemetry
185,000+
People Reached
Pastoralists & farmers
100%
Active & Monitored
IoT remote sensors
42 MIN
Daily Saved
Average per household
LOGISTICAL INTERVENTION

OUR PROGRAMMES

Targeted, climate-resilient water infrastructure built alongside county water ministries and community elder councils.

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Documentary photograph of a deep aquifer solar array field and elevated borehole water storage tank in Turkana County, Kenya. High midday sunlight, crisp blue sky over a dusty yellow terrain with heavy galvanized pipework and solar tracking equipment installed with civic precision. Turkana North & West

Deep Aquifer Solar Boreholes

  • location_on Where: Lodwar & Kakuma Basin
  • groups Who it helps: 45,000 pastoralist families & livestock
  • solar_power What it delivers: Continuous 12,000L/hr solar flow
  • verified Results: Zero seasonal breakdowns since 2022
Impact Metric KSh 4,500 funds 100 liters daily
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Construction site photograph of an engineered masonry sand dam in a seasonal riverbed in Kitui County, Kenya. Local community workers and hydrologists in safety gear laying reinforced stone masonry under bright sunlight with rich ochre sand and dry acacia bush background.
Kitui County MOST URGENT

Kitui Sand Dam & Shallow Wells

  • location_on Where: Mwingi & Mutomo sub-counties
  • groups Who it helps: 18 village farming cooperatives
  • water What it delivers: Sub-surface water retention & filtration
  • verified Results: Water table recharged by 3.2 meters
Impact Metric KSh 2,800 restores 1 meter of dam
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Editorial portrait of smiling Kenyan primary school pupils in neat blue uniforms washing hands at a newly built stainless steel hygiene station with push-taps. Clear splashing water, school building courtyard in Kitui Kenya, warm natural daylight and documentary realism. ASAL Primary Schools

School Hygiene & WASH Stations

  • location_on Where: Rural public primary schools
  • groups Who it helps: 12,400 school pupils & teachers
  • sanitizer What it delivers: Handwashing bays + ventilated latrines
  • verified Results: Waterborne illness dropped by 78%
Impact Metric KSh 1,200 equips 1 student for a year
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RADICAL ACCOUNTABILITY

WHY GIVE WITH US

Every shilling is traceable to exact GPS coordinates, solar yields, and verified public accounts.

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DIRECT TO THE FIELD

92% of every shilling received directly finances drilling rigs, solar equipment, and pipework. Zero speculative luxury overheads.

92% Efficiency Rating
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AUDITED ACCOUNTS

Annual open-source audits conducted by Deloitte East Africa, published publicly online for scrutiny by our community.

Deloitte Certified
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LOCAL LEADERSHIP

Water user committees elected from village councils run maintenance with mobile telemetry, fostering lasting regional ownership.

100% Kenyan Managed
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REGULAR GPS REPORTS

Every borehole is geotagged with live flow rate sensors viewable on our open public dashboard with hourly operational telemetry.

Live IoT Sensors
Documentary field photograph of Kenyan lead hydrologist Dr. Daniel Mutisya examining a transparent water quality testing vial with two respected village elders in Turkana County Kenya. The background shows solar-powered pump equipment under soft late-afternoon savannah light, captured with editorial depth and authentic focus.

“When water is dependable, mothers build businesses and children finish their education. The change is immediate.”

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Dr. Daniel Mutisya
Lead Hydrologist & Co-founder
OUR STORY & COMMITMENT

ROOTED IN KENYA'S DRYLANDS SINCE 2016

Maji Safi Initiative began not in a conference room, but amidst the dusty terrain of Turkana and the dry riverbeds of Kitui. Frustrated by graveyard lines of abandoned manual handpumps drilled by fly-in agencies, our team of Kenyan engineers and hydrology specialists chose a radically different path: rigorous civil infrastructure built for three decades of unbroken service.

By installing brushless stainless steel submersible solar pumps, high-capacity sand dam retention reservoirs, and GSM-based telemetry nodes, we ensure water never stops flowing. Every borehole is managed by a locally elected village council trained in preventive mechanics, ending the cycle of water poverty through engineering excellence.

8+ Years
Working in ASAL Counties
185,000+
Lives Positively Impacted
64
Communities Fully Secure
UNCOMPROMISING TRANSPARENCY

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

Every dollar and shilling accounted for with direct KRA compliance, digital receipts, and public telemetry.

ALLOCATION SPLIT

How much reaches the field?

92% goes directly to construction and hardware; 8% covers local audit and field monitoring.

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TAX & COMPLIANCE

Do I receive an official receipt?

Instant KRA-compliant tax receipts and M-Pesa transaction confirmation SMS/emails sent within minutes.

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RECURRING GIVING

Can I give monthly via M-Pesa?

Yes, set up recurring monthly support via M-Pesa Paybill 4082200 or debit card anytime with easy adjustment.

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PARTNERSHIPS

Can organizations volunteer?

We partner with corporate CSRs, rotary clubs, and diaspora groups for borehole matching funds.

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Dramatic wide-angle documentary photograph of an engineered steel solar water tower and pumping station in Kenya against a deep twilight dusk sky. Subtle ambient glow from telemetry indicators, silhouette of acacia trees on the horizon, serene yet powerful atmosphere with high contrast and dark warm tones.
DIRECT TRANSFORMATION

EVERY DROP TRANSFORMS A VILLAGE.

A single borehole brings health, keeps girls in school, and unlocks thriving agriculture across Turkana and Kitui. Fund real infrastructure today.

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Paybill 4082200 | Account: WATER
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COMMUNITY VOICES

STORIES FROM THE FIELD

Measurable life transformation documented across households, farms, and rural classrooms.

Editorial headshot portrait of Akiru Erot, a Turkana mother dressed in traditional beaded collar necklace and patterned headscarf, smiling warmly with serene dignity against the warm sun-drenched savannah landscape.

Akiru Erot

Kalokol Village, Turkana

“Before this borehole, we walked 14 kilometers every dawn to dig in dry river sand. Now my children drink clean water before school every morning.”

Direct Result Saved 5 hours daily; daughter now attends secondary school.
Documentary portrait of Mutua Musyoka, a smallholder farmer in Mutomo Kitui Kenya, standing proudly beside lush green crop rows wearing a sunhat with irrigation equipment visible in the warm sunlight.

Mutua Musyoka

Mutomo, Kitui

“Our sand dam stored water through the worst drought in ten years. My farm harvested green grams and spinach when neighboring valleys dried up.”

Direct Result Doubled crop yield with gravity-fed micro-irrigation.
Respectful documentary portrait of Sister Agnes Moraa, a dedicated headmistress at Lorugum Primary School in Turkana Kenya, wearing a simple habit and glasses, with a bright school chalkboard in the background.

Sister Agnes Moraa

Lorugum Primary School

“Absenteeism due to typhoid and stomach bugs fell to near zero within one term of opening the school solar taps.”

Direct Result School attendance improved to 96.4%.
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REGISTERED NGO COORDINATION BOARD OF KENYA • REG NO. OP.218/051/12-0429. Annual financial accounts audited by Deloitte East Africa and certified ISO-compliant for clean civil infrastructure.

Documentary photography of joyous Kenyan community celebration around a freshly commissioned solar borehole tap in Turkana. Women in brightly colored dresses and beadwork celebrating clean rushing water under open savannah skies.
Close-up field photo of a solar telemetry monitoring box mounted to a steel borehole structure in Kitui County. Digital display showing active water pressure and battery voltage in sharp engineering clarity.
Heartwarming photojournalism image of two young Kenyan children eagerly cupping hands to drink pure sparkling fresh water from a stainless steel tap stand at a primary school in Kenya.
Editorial documentary photo of classic bright yellow 20-liter water jerrycans lined up in a neat queue at a solar water kiosk in Lodwar Kenya, with clear water splashing briskly into a container.
Scientific field hydrology photo of a water testing field kit in Turkana Kenya with sterile test tubes, digital pH and conductivity meter resting on a clean field table under the shade of an acacia tree.

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