Renewal Africa Foundation
Water, sanitation and hygiene

Water, dignity and everyday life.

Our WASH work connects water access, sanitation and hygiene with the people who use these services. Explore photographs and field footage from our work in Isiolo.

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Three people beside a flowing water pipe at the Isiolo WASH site.
From our WASH work in Isiolo, Kenya.
From the field · Isiolo, Kenya

Our WASH work in Isiolo

Water flowing at the outlet. Containers being filled. People coming together at the water point. These photographs and short videos document scenes from our WASH work in Isiolo.

People gathered around a water outlet with yellow containers at the Isiolo site.
01 / At the water pointPeople gather with containers to collect water.
Three people beside the water outlet, with water flowing into their hands.
02 / A closer lookA visit to the flowing water outlet.
People standing around the pipework as one person holds his hands under flowing water.
03 / At the outletPeople check the flow at the site.
Short field films

See the water point in use

Original footage from Isiolo. Choose a clip to play; videos do not download automatically.

Flow at the outlet · 9 secondsPeople stand beside the pipe as water flows and a container is brought to the outlet.
Collecting water · 24 secondsPeople position containers beneath the outlet and fill them with flowing water.

From field documentation to lasting results

These images record activity at the water point. Our results framework also calls for follow-up evidence on reliability, water quality and sustained access to understand the longer-term outcomes.

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The need

Start with the community and the evidence

A water point alone does not guarantee safe, reliable access. Water quality, maintenance, hygiene practices and inclusion all matter.

Our approach

From assessment to sustained use

  • Assess water access and service reliability with communities
  • Rehabilitate water points and improve sanitation facilities
  • Support hygiene promotion and community ownership
  • Agree maintenance responsibilities and monitor sustained use
Results-based programme design

Measure delivery, change and contribution separately

Intended outputs

Water points and sanitation facilities delivered and inspected.

Intended outcomes

More households reporting reliable use of safe water and sanitation services.

Long-term contribution

A contribution to improved health, learning and household well-being.

Evidence approach: Functionality checks, water-quality evidence and household access surveys.

Each project framework connects conception and inception to inputs, activities and results, with assumptions, risks and feedback loops. Long-term impact is assessed through evidence, not inferred from completed activities.

Listen, adapt and review

Our plans connect conception and inception with inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impact. Community feedback should inform decisions at every stage, with clear responsibilities and follow-up evidence.

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