09/03/2026
*ACK Church Walda Borehole Project*
Location: Walda, Marsabit County
Implementing Partner: ACK Church Walda
Donor: Anglican International Development
1. Project Overview
The ACK Walda Borehole Project was implemented to address chronic water shortages affecting households and pastoral livelihoods in Walda, Marsabit County. With support from Anglican International Development, a reliable solar-powered borehole system was successfully installed to provide sustainable water access for both domestic use and livestock.
This intervention has strengthened community resilience, reduced drought vulnerability, and improved public health outcomes.
2. Technical Specifications
-Solar Array: 24pcs of 580w solar panels
-Motor: Pedrollo 7.5kW submersible motor
-Pump Model: 4SR8/43 submersible pump
-Solar-powered control and protection system
-Dedicated discharge point for community and livestock use
The system operates fully on renewable solar energy, ensuring low operating costs and long-term sustainability in this off-grid environment.
3. Key Outcomes
✅ Year-round access to clean water
✅ Reduced livestock losses during dry seasons
✅ Improved household health and sanitation
✅ Reduced time spent fetching water (especially for women and children)
✅ Strengthened economic stability for pastoral families
4. Community Impact
The borehole has become a vital resource and central point for the Walda community. Livestock productivity has improved, water-related illnesses have reduced, and families now experience greater stability during drought periods.
-Community Elder:Rev. john wato walda parish
"Water scarcity used to define our lives. Today, this borehole gives us security and hope."
5. Conclusion
Through the generous partnership with Anglican International Development, the ACK Walda Borehole Project has delivered sustainable, solar-powered water access to a vulnerable arid community. The project stands as a model of faith-driven development, environmental stewardship, and long-term community empowerment.
