National Water Policy Sample Clauses

National Water Policy. The National Water Policy of Kenya was developed in 1999 as the National Policy on Water Resources Management and Development (NWP 1999) and it is effective at present. It aims at achieving sustainable development and management of the water sector by providing a framework in which the desired targets/goals are set, outlining the necessary measures to guide the entire range of actions and to synchronise all water-related activities and sectors. The NWP, 1999, set the following specific policy objectives covering the four basic areas of water resources management, water supply and sewerage development, institutional arrangement and financing of water sector: • Preserve, conserve and protect all available water resources and allocate it in a sustainable, rational and economical way; • Supply of water of good quality and in sufficient quantities to meet the various water needs including poverty alleviation, while ensuring safe disposal of wastewater and environmental protection; • Establish an efficient and effective institutional framework to achieve a systematic development and management of water sector; and • Develop a sound and sustainable financing system for effective water resources management, water supply and sanitation development. Relevance The Project will contribute towards the achievement of the first two policy objectives.
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