Water scarcity in Kenya

Water scarcity in Kenya is affecting the Kenyan population who relies on water resources, not only for drinking but also for agriculture and fishing. For example, wetland grasses are used to feed and keep livestock. Human populations throughout Kenya have been affected by a lack of clean drinking water due in large part to the overuse of land and increases in community settlements. Quotes About 5 million people cannot access enough water for drinking, cooking and cleaning. Kenya is facing a widening gap between growing demand for reliable water sanitation and irrigation, and limited climate-vulnerable supply. We used to walk 50–60 kilometers without finding water. In Garissa, 90% of open water sources are reportedly completely dried up. External links Category:Kenya