William Ruto
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Sustainable sanitation
The expansion of funding in demand-driven, innovative and low-cost water and hygienic sanitation projects across the country, especially in small towns like Narok, will increase access to sustainable sanitation, help fight water-borne diseases besides accelerating the growth of such areas.
Launched the Sh1.5 Billion Narok Town Sewerage Project in the company of Governors Patrick Ole Ntutu (Narok) and Joseph Ole Lenku (Kajiado).
Also commissioned the Suswa Water Project in Narok East that will supply at least five Million litres of water a day to more than 40,000 households in the area.




https://twitter.com/WilliamsRuto/status/1647229955170873346?s=20


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Impressive...
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This will help to convert waste into readily re-usable resources and so conserve both water and nutrients.
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By keeping our surroundings clean, we can prevent the spread of diseases.
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This is impressive
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@daniel_waweru_656 very
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These are the measures we want, congratulations @H.E
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Right to water and sanitation is part of the human rights.
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Impressive innovative that we help to come up with considerate measures that will help to control waterborne disease and also improve on farming scale
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@hilda_wangui great
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Absolutely amazing, this is so timely considering the large number of students hospitalised for taking contaminated water in the country.
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@joseph_githinji It was long overdue