
Solar-Powered Clean Water Systems & WASH Committees in Rural Kenya
Host and International Rotary partners engineered solar borehole kiosks and trained local water boards serving 18,400 residents.

Learn how participatory community assessments, solar engineering, and local water-tariff governance keep Rotary Global Grant water stations flowing for decades.

Host and International Rotary partners engineered solar borehole kiosks and trained local water boards serving 18,400 residents.

Solar-backed learning labs, teacher pedagogy fellowships, and inquiry curricula turn aspirations into reality across 14 schools.

A binational Vocational Training Team equipped rural maternity clinics and certified 120 community birth attendants.

Coastal communities replanted 85 hectares of storm-buffering mangroves while launching eco-aquaculture cooperatives.

Global Grant Scholars bridge hydro-diplomacy research and grassroots mediation across shared river basins.

Building on PolioPlus infrastructure, Rotary clubs solarized vaccine storage and launched rural preventative screening outreach.
Rotary members and Global Grant partners around the globe are solving root problems and changing lives. Explore verified field photography from funded grants.
Families in Machakos County, Kenya collect clean drinking water from a solar-powered kiosk funded through Global Grant GG-2641802, managed by a trained 12-member community water committee.