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Our vision and values
To be Kenya’s leading change agent, ensuring every household has clean water, improved sanitation, and better hygiene.
Tigal Water Splash promotes the “harambee” spirit by mobilizing communities for sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions.
We promise to tirelessly work towards a Kenya where every community has access to clean water and sanitation.
Tigal Water Splash is dedicated to creating a healthier, sustainable future for Kenya. Operating in Kuresoi sub-counties, Nakuru County, and Sotik sub-county, Bomet County, our initiatives focus on environmental conservation and health improvement, particularly through water infrastructure rehabilitation and support for girls’ education.
Protecting water sources
Tigal Water Splash has successfully protected 20 springs in Kuresoi and over 25 in Sotik, enhancing water quality and availability for local communities. Each protected spring serves approximately 20 families, promoting environmental sustainability and community health.
Rehabilitation of Wells and Water Pumps
Collaborating with partners like Osiligi Charity, Tigal Water Splash has repaired 48 wells, ensuring reliable access to clean water for schools serving approximately30,000 children. We prioritize modern, sustainable solutions such as solar-powered systems to overhaul outdated infrastructure and improve water access
Hand Pump Surveys and Repairs
From October to December 2021, Tigal Water Splash surveyed 148 hand pumps, categorizing repairs into five levels based on complexity and cost of materials. These efforts ensure efficient maintenance and functionality of vital water sources, critical for community health and education.
School Visits and Impact
Tigal Water Splash visits schools regularly to monitor repaired hand pumps, witnessing firsthand the transformative impact of clean water on education and community health. These visits reinforce our commitment to sustainable water management and community empowerment.
Direct Community Borehole Projects
In October 2023, Tigal Water Splash installed a direct water line from a community borehole to Churo Girls in Baringo County, eliminating the need for students to fetch water from distant sources. This project exemplifies our dedication to practical, impactful solutions in partnership with local communities.
Hand Pump Repair Case Study
Kaplamboi Primary School Located in Nakuru County, Tigal Water Splash successfully repaired a long-unused hand pump at Kaplamboi Primary School in July 2022. This initiative involved replacing critical components and ensuring the well’s cleanliness, restoring access to clean water for the school community.
Organization Development and Partnerships
Tigal Water Splash operates with the commitment of 5 volunteers and 4 support staff, supported by partnerships with organizations like Osiligi Charity and ongoing collaborations with local government bodies and community leaders.
Daniel Kiprotich Bett
Tigal Water Splash CEO and Founder
“Together, we create a healthier, sustainable future for Africa.”
Join Tigal Water Splash in creating sustainable change and ensuring every Kenyan community has access to clean water, improved sanitation, and better hygiene practices.
Asmahan Rabo
Founder
Water quality consultant with a background in technology management and water and wastewater certifications. Fluent in English, Swahili, and Somali, she specializes in humanitarian water interventions using ISO/IEC 17025 standards and QA/QC protocols.
Abubakar Batte
Regional Operations Manager
Batte Abubakar is a highly skilled and dedicated Civil Engineering graduate with extensive expertise in GIS and a proven track record in environmental engineering projects, poised to drive impactful changes in water-related environments.
Peter Oyoo
Community Engagement Lead
Kenyan educator and founder of SWIFT Academic Services, specializing in private tutoring for core sciences. Since 2013, he has empowered students across multiple curricula. As a key contributor to Needs4Water Project 12, he drives strategic planning, documentation, and school selection for the impactful WASH initiative in Ethiopia.
Mulugeta Genanu
Consultant
Mulugeta Genanu is a distinguished expert in Hydrology and Water Resources with extensive experience in meteorology, climate science, and remote sensing, dedicated to enhancing water management and sustainability through innovative research and technology.
Margaret Maina
Mentor
Margaret Maina is a water and sanitation leader, water chemist, and public health professional with over 18 years of executive experience in utility management. As Executive Officer of WIWAS, she champions gender inclusion, safe sanitation, and professional development across the water sector in Kenya and beyond.
Lewam Abebe
Consultant
Lewam Abebe is a WASH and infrastructure engineer with extensive experience in design review, site supervision, environmental compliance, and technical quality assurance. He works closely with engineering teams, contractors, and government stakeholders to ensure projects meet high technical standards and long-term sustainability goals.
Jemal Taha
Community WASH Ambassador
Jemal is a proficient Civil Engineer with specialized experience in the WASH sector, known for his integrity, professionalism, and ability to deliver high-quality projects under challenging conditions.
Muhumuza Emmanuel
Community WASH Ambassador
Muhumuza Emmanuel is an ambitious Water Engineering professional with a National Diploma, experienced in plumbing and water systems management, demonstrating strong adaptability and commitment to learning and improving skills within the sector.
Abdulbasit Mohammed Seid
Consultant
Abdulbasit Mohammed Seid is an experienced WASH project manager and water systems specialist with a strong background in construction oversight, community engagement, and capacity building.
Salim Gobu Bute
Community WASH Ambassador
Salim Gobu Bute is a water and sanitation engineering technologist trained at the Kenya Water Institute. He combines technical expertise in water treatment and sanitation systems with practical community education, helping improve water quality and system reliability in low-resource settings.
Tuk Gatluak Kier
Community WASH Ambassador
Tuk Gatluak Kier is a hydraulic engineer and water quality specialist dedicated to improving safe water access in underserved communities across East Africa. With expertise in water supply networks and treatment processes, he combines technical skill with a deep understanding of local water challenges.
Lubanga Muzamiru
Community WASH Ambassador
Lubanga Muzamiru is a passionate advocate for safe water access and community empowerment in Uganda. Committed to the belief that clean water is a fundamental human right, Lubanga works to support community ownership of sustainable water solutions and promote the mission of Needs 4 Water at the local level.
Chuni Hussein
Accountability Coordinator
Chuni Hussein is a University of Toronto student and dedicated tutor with a strong passion for community education and mentorship. She brings her experience in academic support and public service to her volunteer work, helping empower learners and engage communities.
Ali Osman
Community WASH Ambassador
Ali Osman is a WASH project engineer with strong experience in technical oversight, design review, and construction supervision for water supply and irrigation systems in complex, multi-stakeholder environments. He combines engineering expertise with research, reporting, and community-focused implementation.
Gatbel Tongyik
Consultant
Gatbel Tongyik Bayak is a geology graduate and field specialist from Gambella, Ethiopia, with hands-on experience in water point maintenance, community engagement, and data collection for humanitarian and development programs. He combines technical knowledge with strong community interaction and field research skills.
Saida Hussein
Consultant
Saida Hussein is a seasoned Senior Management Consultant with over 20 years of experience in leading complex business transformation programs in diverse global environments, specializing in strategic planning, ERP implementations, and project governance.
Benson Kandeh
Community WASH Ambassador
Benson Kandeh is a Sierra Leone–based advocate focused on developing practical solutions to water challenges and climate-related issues affecting rural communities.
Michelle Nanjala
Community WASH Ambassador
Michelle Nanjala is a Kenya-based water technician and graduate of the Kenya Water Institute with a Diploma in Water Engineering Technology. She is passionate about sustainable water management and practical engineering solutions that improve community access to safe water and sanitation.
Emmanuel Tujyinama
Community WASH Ambassador
Emmanuel Tujyinama is a food scientist and water quality specialist with strong expertise in laboratory management, water testing, and filtration system design. Trained to RS ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standards, he combines scientific precision with practical field experience to ensure safe drinking water systems and high laboratory quality standards.
