Let The Rivers Flow Launch
Our strong commitment to a clean environment compels us to remain dissatisfied with an untidy or neglected environment. We are dedicated to raising awareness about the crucial link between a clean environment and good health.
Today, ETCO (Empower The Community), EcoWB (Ecologists Without Borders), and Power Engineers have joined forces with the Nairobi Rivers Commission (NRC) and the Water Resources Authority (WRA) to inaugurate the Nairobi Rivers Cleanup Initiative. The primary objective of this launch is to ensure the unhindered flow of water from its sources to destinations while ensuring its appropriate use for various purposes such as agriculture, fishing, and domestic needs.
We urge the general public to be custodians of their environment since it is the sole place we call home. Let the rivers flow freely.
World Environment Day - 2025
We marked the World Environment Day with a vibrant and impactful community-led celebration held at Canaan Estate Community Hall and the Nairobi Dam–Seafar Apartments area. The event was coordinated by partners from the Ngong River Regeneration Network – Zone 2 supported by Power Engineers, SportPesa & EcoWB.
World Earth Day at Kamukunji
Theme: Our Power, Our Planet. Working together to make earth a better place. Partnering with other change makers in river restoration and regeneration activities and tree planting.
Launch of the Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project By President Dr. William Ruto
Date: 10th March, 2025 Venue: Kamukunji Ground, Nairobi Attended by: President Dr. William Ruto, Deputy President, Cabinet Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Nairobi Rivers Commission (NRC) Secretariat, Donors, Sponsors, Contactors, Politicians, Local Administrators, community members and other stakeholders. 1. Introduction The meeting was convened to witness the official launch of the Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project by President Dr. William Ruto. The initiative aims to restore Nairobi’s rivers through multi-sectoral interventions, including waste management, sanitation, infrastructure development, and social housing.