Habitat for Humanity Kenya seeks to hire a Consultant/Consulting firm with the capacity to conduct a comprehensive Hydrogeological /Geophysical Survey in 3 villages of Masinga Sub County, Machakos County (Mukameni, Thatha and Mukusu Villages) and related studies for prospecting on identification of the site for drilling of a new borehole and submit an accurate report to guide the drilling process.  In addition, the consultant will integrate a comprehensive water quantity and quality analysis of groundwater

At Habitat for Humanity Kenya (HFHK), we are committed to addressing the impacts of climate change and improving the livelihoods of vulnerable communities in Laikipia County, an ASAL (Arid and Semi-Arid Land) area. Recently, we conducted research on high-value crops in partnership with the County Government of Laikipia, CSOs, CBOs, and local farmers to identify crops suitable for areas with low rainfall. Key Findings: 1. There are significant capacity gaps regarding high-value crop cultivation among

We are delighted to announce the successful launch of the “Giving Habitat to Humanity” fundraising campaign, which took place on 29th of May 2024 at the Capital Club. The event brought together over 100 esteemed guests, including stakeholders, partners, and well-wishers, all unified by a common goal: to promote and support the provision of decent, adequate, and affordable housing for families in need across Kenya. We extend our deepest gratitude to all attendees for their

In a recent 240131-Addressing housing finance challenges in Kenya-compressed report published on addressing housing finance challenges in Kenya, critical issues concerning housing accessibility, quality, and affordability have been highlighted. Adequate shelter, recognized as a fundamental human right, extends beyond mere infrastructure to encompass essential land amenities crucial for human habitation and family growth. However, a significant portion of Kenya’s population resides in substandard temporary shelters or low-quality housing, profoundly affecting their overall wellbeing. One of

Introduction: Laikipia County, nestled in Kenya’s Rift Valley Region, is a land of breathtaking beauty and striking contrasts. Stretching over 9,532 square kilometers and expected to house a population of 615,925 by the end of 2022, the county has long grappled with a daunting Human Poverty Index (HPI) of 57.3, well above the national average. These challenges are exacerbated by issues such as irregular and insufficient rainfall, illegal settlements, and water scarcity, which have resulted