World Vision Yazindua Mkakati wa Kitaifa na Mpango wa Biashara wa WASH Kuimarisha Athari za kijamii

World Vision Kenya imezindua Mkakati wa Kitaifa 2016–2030 na Mpango wa Biashara wa WASH 2026–2030, ikithibitisha dhamira yake ya kuboresha maisha ya jamii zilizo hatarini nchini Kenya.
Uzinduzi huu uliwaleta pamoja viongozi wa serikali, viongozi wa kaunti, mashirika ya kiraia, wadau wa sekta binafsi, na wawakilishi wa World Vision. Dkt. Njimiya Njeno, Katibu Mkuu wa Masuala ya Bunge, alisisitiza umuhimu wa kupanga miradi ya NGO kwa ushirikiano na sera za kitaifa ili kuhakikisha athari zinapimika na mradi unadumu.
“NGO zinatoa mchango mkubwa, hasa katika kaunti za vijijini na kame, lakini mchango huu mara nyingi hauonekani katika takwimu za serikali. Ushirikiano
unahakikisha mchango huu unatambulika na kupanuliwa,” alisema Dkt. Njeno.
Miradi ya World Vision katika Kaunti ya Turkana na Garissa ilitolewa kama mifano ya mafanikio. Katika Turkana, jamii zimefaidika na upatikanaji bora wa maji na huduma za usafi, jambo linalopunguza magonjwa yanayopatikana kutokana na maji machafu. Katika Garissa, shirika limeunga mkono miradi ya ujasiriamali wa vijana, mafunzo ya usimamizi wa fedha, na shughuli za WASH zinazowezesha jamii kudhibiti rasilimali zao kwa uendelevu.
Dkt. Njeno alisisitiza kutumia miradi ya serikali kama ASLA Fund na mpango wa uwezeshaji wa vijana ili kuongeza wigo na uendelevu wa juhudi za World Vision.
Uongozi wa World Vision ulihakikishia dhamira yake ya kujengwa kwa data, ushirikiano wa kimkakati, na maendeleo endelevu, ukiwa na lengo la kuimarisha miundombinu vijijini, kuwawezesha vijana, na kuboresha utoaji wa huduma.
“Moja na moja si sawa na mbili, bali zaidi ya hivyo tunaposhirikiana,” alisema Dkt. Njeno, akisisitiza umuhimu wa ushirikiano kati ya serikali na NGO katika kutoa athari za World Vision Yazindua Mkakati wa Kitaifa na Mpango wa Biashara wa WASH Kuimarisha Athari za Jamii
Nairobi, 9 Februari 2026 – World Vision Kenya imezindua Mkakati wa Kitaifa 2016–2030 na Mpango wa Biashara wa WASH 2026–2030, ikithibitisha dhamira yake ya kuboresha maisha ya jamii zilizo hatarini nchini Kenya.
Uzinduzi huu uliwaleta pamoja viongozi wa serikali, viongozi wa kaunti, mashirika ya kiraia, wadau wa sekta binafsi, na wawakilishi wa World Vision. Dkt. Njimiya Njeno, Katibu Mkuu wa Masuala ya Bunge, alisisitiza umuhimu wa kupanga miradi ya NGO kwa ushirikiano na sera za kitaifa ili kuhakikisha athari zinapimika na mradi unadumu.
“NGO zinatoa mchango mkubwa, hasa katika kaunti za vijijini na kame, lakini mchango huu mara nyingi hauonekani katika takwimu za serikali. Ushirikiano unahakikisha mchango huu unatambulika na kupanuliwa,” alisema Dkt. Njeno.
Miradi ya World Vision katika Kaunti ya Turkana na Garissa ilitolewa kama mifano ya mafanikio. Katika Turkana, jamii zimefaidika na upatikanaji bora wa maji na huduma za usafi, jambo linalopunguza magonjwa yanayopatikana kutokana na maji machafu. Katika Garissa, shirika limeunga mkono miradi ya ujasiriamali wa vijana, mafunzo ya usimamizi wa fedha, na shughuli za WASH zinazowezesha jamii kudhibiti rasilimali zao kwa uendelevu.
Dkt. Njeno alisisitiza kutumia miradi ya serikali kama ASLA Fund na mpango wa uwezeshaji wa vijana ili kuongeza wigo na uendelevu wa juhudi za World Vision.
Uongozi wa World Vision ulihakikishia dhamira yake ya kujengwa kwa data, ushirikiano wa kimkakati, na maendeleo endelevu, ukiwa na lengo la kuimarisha miundombinu vijijini, kuwawezesha vijana, na kuboresha utoaji wa huduma.
“Moja na moja si sawa na mbili, bali zaidi ya hivyo tunaposhirikiana,” alisema Dkt. Njeno, akisisitiza umuhimu wa ushirikiano kati ya serikali na NGO katika kutoa athari za muda mrefu nchini Kenya.
 mrefu nchini Kenya.

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