Rain water Harvesting in Kenya

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @trumpsahead
    @trumpsahead 4 года назад +9

    All these wonderful videos on youtube about Permaculture, Water Harvesting, Sustainable Farming, give me immense optimism for the world we live in. Every country, including America, has been increasingly depleting its natural resources because of poor agricultural habits, genetic engineering, over fertilization and pesticides. We are waking up, finally, and soon, I envision the average family hardly ever going to the Supermarket for vegetables. We will soon see there is enough land in the world to sustain five times the population of Earth. God Bless our Planet. ciao.

  • @KhairulAnwar-mp8lo
    @KhairulAnwar-mp8lo Год назад +2

    Water is life. Bring water to more communities. An empowered community is a good community.

  • @jaaajj3235
    @jaaajj3235 Год назад +1

    Excellent amazing video

  • @leydenfisher7807
    @leydenfisher7807 5 лет назад +8

    Pry School: I am so PROUD OF YOU and how you are embracing Change and growing,,, God Bless You and Your TEACHERS for all of your effort to improve the life of Africans and other People throughout the entire WORLD,,,, The WORLD is Watching You GROW,,,, We LOVE IT..

  • @mercycorrales6005
    @mercycorrales6005 2 года назад +2

    Very inspiring. I like it that it is based on community empowerment and that schools are involved to start awareness, build values and provide early foundational training for life skills that will serve these young students well into adulthood. Equally impressive is the attitude that it is not community service but a tool for sustainable economic development at grassroots level.

  • @syiemsonny8659
    @syiemsonny8659 3 года назад +2

    Every drop of water is precious, nice documentary video 👍

  • @brooksanderson2599
    @brooksanderson2599 5 лет назад +3

    Excellent documentary! If rainwater harvesting and biointensive gardening could be introduced to Kenya´s refugee camps they could learn to become self-sufficient and possibly even return to their home countries. Respects from Mexico.

  • @cyantess8423
    @cyantess8423 Год назад +1

    i love what theyre teaching kids in school im also glad to see funds from ADB helping us not bretton woods institutions that have sucked the wealth of our continent long enough hongera KRA👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @techportation9943
    @techportation9943 5 лет назад +3

    This is powerful, great. Change a life if you can. Work with the nature and not against. Appreciate the nature around you. God bless us.

  • @babukarthick7616
    @babukarthick7616 5 лет назад +5

    Nice documentary evidence keep it up

  • @babyabraham4197
    @babyabraham4197 3 года назад +3

    Before the rainy season , even if it is only 10 - 12 inches , make 100 or 1000 or 5000 shallow trenches of one foot deep and 10 - 20 feet length all over the agricultural area . When it rains , your field will get 1000 - 50,0000 gallons of water . That water will percolate to the ground making the soil moist and worthy for sowing . Simultaneously it will replenish the ground water and within 2-3 years all wells will have plenty of water for drinking purposes . The local people , if they are willing and cooperate , these can be made in two or three days . No extra money has to be spent . Just a little voluntary work can solve this big problem

  • @Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani.
    @Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani. 3 года назад +1

    Super success super congrats. Keep up the good work. Please communicate your success with the drought hit countries like Madagascar, Somali, etc around the world.

  • @royparker7856
    @royparker7856 4 года назад +2

    Looking at the large buildings at the school, I have to ask why not put gutters on the roofs and install an underground cistern to catch and store the water for the use of the school. These projects are great. The people are taking their futures into their own hands and gradually putting in place a system to improve their own lives. The water catchment systems provide life sustaining water and also allows water to perk into the ground which will eventually improve access to water over the whole area.

  • @muemamusyoka6970
    @muemamusyoka6970 5 лет назад +4

    This is very a good intiative which needs to be duplicated all over the country.

  • @krishnarchanavlogs7445
    @krishnarchanavlogs7445 Месяц назад

    Upload gravity drip irrigation .
    Good video .

  • @MenengaiCrater
    @MenengaiCrater 7 лет назад +9

    Great efforts Kenyans!

  • @puranamon
    @puranamon 5 лет назад +5

    Awesome work Kenyans ☺️

  • @SONVLOG426
    @SONVLOG426 2 года назад

    Nice content. Will be following you.

  • @brooksanderson2599
    @brooksanderson2599 5 лет назад +4

    Were rainwater catchment gutters ever put on those buildings with corrugated iron roofs? They could provide cleaner water than the farm pond. That water could be put into clear plastic soda bottles left in the sun 6 to 8 hours per day that uses the utraviolet sun rays to purify the water. The "SODIS" method has been approved for safety and is used by the United Nations in aid programs.

    • @1caramarie
      @1caramarie 5 лет назад +1

      What they don't tell you is that the plastic in the bottle is degraded by the sun and the water collects the toxins.

    • @brooksanderson2599
      @brooksanderson2599 5 лет назад +1

      The SODIS method has been approved for use and safety by the World Health Organization. The Swiss Federal Laboratories for Testing and Research have examined the difusion of adipates and pithalates (DEHA and DEPH) from new and reused PET bottles in PET (polyethylene terepthalate) in water during solar exposure. The levels found in water after 17 hours at 60C (140F) were reported to be far below WHO guidelines for drinking water and were similar to high quality drinking water. "Google" those topics and find out for yourself. Spreading misinformation about life-saving measures is irresponsible.

    • @1caramarie
      @1caramarie 5 лет назад +1

      @@brooksanderson2599 Spreading misinformation? Really? "A new University of Florida study looked at 16 brands of bottled water, and the findings might throw a wrench in current FDA recommendations surrounding bisphenol A (or BPA) levels in plastic water bottles. While the current low levels in the plastic have been deemed safe, the researchers for this latest study watched these supposedly harmless levels grow over a four-week period when left in 158-degree heat. Even the FDA has warned to keep hot or boiling liquids out of packaging containing traces of BPA, due to its reactivity with heat." Here's what the idiots from FEMA forgot. "The federal government's response to Hurricane Maria is under fresh scrutiny over photos showing what appear to be millions of water bottles meant for victims still sitting on a runway in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, more than one year after the storm....He now says he would like FEMA to take responsibility for the water, because his agency has received two complaints about the taste and smell of the water." Guess what happened to those millions of water bottles, they had to be discarded. Get this because the World Health Organization makes claims, that doesn't mean they are correct. The organization PAID for the tests, and the Swiss FLT reported what they wanted reported. The bottle in PR were covered with tarps, what you are talking about have NO COVERS they are in direct SUN. Read what your wrote, genius, "The levels found in water after 17 hours at 60C (140F) were reported to be far below". Did you somehow missed the "after 17 hours"? As if they would be left out only 17 hours, get real what they need test is months or years. Any one who trusts the UN is delusional, such as you are. Plus, what do you think roofs in the US were made from in the early 1900's? Same as in poor nations Corrugated TIn (not iron), and somehow the population managed to survive and grow to 350,000,000. I'm 72 and my grandfather used that system to collect water, since most people did NOT have running water at the time. Try Google and find out for yourself, spreading misinformation is bad. And falling for it is even worse, proves you are a little puppet.

    • @brooksanderson2599
      @brooksanderson2599 5 лет назад

      @@1caramarie The SODIS method does NOT require leaving bottles outdores in the sun 24/7 for weeks and months at a time. The time is 6 to 8 hours. I accept The World Health Organization´s and the Swiss Federal Laboritorie's assessment rather than some random, slanderous, poster on RUclips. Ref. my website www.ciclicoahuila.com old geologist

  • @anna-lenameijer9942
    @anna-lenameijer9942 2 года назад +1

    They need to plant trees to make shadowed soil. The leaves fertilize the soil and feed the animals. 3 birds with one stone.

  • @araps4w354
    @araps4w354 5 лет назад +9

    The government should also assist by removing taxes levied on rainwater harvesting materials and storage tanks. Tanks and gutters are very expensive due to the tax component

    • @brooksanderson2599
      @brooksanderson2599 5 лет назад

      Taxes on rainwater harvesting equipment - why? Does Kenya tax food also?

    • @had7669
      @had7669 4 года назад

      @@brooksanderson2599 kenya taxes everything

    • @brooksanderson2599
      @brooksanderson2599 4 года назад +1

      @@had7669 Taxing food and food-producing equipment makes no sense in a country with shortages of both!

    • @had7669
      @had7669 4 года назад

      @@brooksanderson2599 im aware,
      i struggle getting donations into the country with out having to pay the government tax on import

    • @brooksanderson2599
      @brooksanderson2599 4 года назад

      @@had7669 I am sorry to hear that you are having that kind of problem. I am an "American" who retired to Mexico about 8 years ago to teach, mostly poor, people how to harvest rainwater and grow high density gardens that produce at least 4 times what mechanized, chemical, agriculture does per square meter. Ref. my free website at: www.ciclicoahuila.com (It is in Spanish but, it has many illustrations and photographs.) The ecology department of the city of Saltillo, Mexico (1 M population) provides land, classrooms, organization, etc.). I don't charge for my teaching. I wish you well in your work. ¡Saludos desde Mexico!

  • @gracetumwine7364
    @gracetumwine7364 Год назад

    Am in Uganda, my question is, what can I I do because my dam DRYS up before the dry season ends

  • @victorymedia-cw8tz
    @victorymedia-cw8tz Год назад

    Why only three County while Kitui County is very dry ? Kitui county soil is very fertile but they luck water to do irrigation. let the program also Consider Kitui County Mostly areas like, Mwingi, Nuu and some other parts of Kitui county.

  • @sawashikenya121
    @sawashikenya121 3 года назад +2

    There is an urgent need to protect water catchments in Kenya.

  • @tookatapatha6824
    @tookatapatha6824 5 лет назад +1

    God already put this system in place, we humans didn’t know how to use it in the past

    • @erickm119
      @erickm119 5 лет назад

      Sorry but, according to history many cultures in the past have used similar or better system. The Mayans, Aztecs, Egyptians, and many more. It was due to industrialization and chemicals that we moved away from the old ways of harvesting water and working with nature.

  • @mainhome4124
    @mainhome4124 5 лет назад +1

    Good projects!
    Do you work together with Better Globe or Child Africa?
    I have understood that they operate in the same area. And I saw that one of the schools you filmed had green and yellow school uniforms. Which also Child Africa has.
    Was it their school? And if so, how do they work with the water projects?
    by Jakob E Saternus

    • @creativepluske
      @creativepluske  5 лет назад

      Hi Jakob. Kenya Rainwater works with various organizations; for this project the main collaborator was Africa Development Bank

  • @margaretthiongo229
    @margaretthiongo229 3 года назад

    Very good work.I wish I would have KRAs contacts

    • @creativepluske
      @creativepluske  3 года назад

      www.kenyarainwater.org/ their contacts are on their website

  • @drpk6514
    @drpk6514 5 лет назад +1

    He says they dont get adequate warer, only 700mm.
    700mm of water is hips of water. you just need to learn to manage all that water.

  • @wanyoikenaftali4114
    @wanyoikenaftali4114 4 года назад

    Nice

  • @Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani.
    @Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani. 3 года назад

    They need more swales around the pond.

  • @agroflorestajoseniltonmore2632
    @agroflorestajoseniltonmore2632 2 года назад

    Eu fico feliz de saber que alguns Pais estão acordando e em breve todos poderão cultivar um pouco dos seus alimentos

    • @creativepluske
      @creativepluske  Год назад

      Isso é correto, pequenos passos e esperamos que as crianças cresçam com o conhecimento que aprendem aqui

  • @brendatenorio5721
    @brendatenorio5721 3 года назад

    Rain catchment are great but won't restore land n recharge water sources. Need trees, wildlife, watershed channels to restore environment. If not rainfall could be impacted as well.

  • @brendatenorio5721
    @brendatenorio5721 3 года назад +1

    Poor land use, deforestation, tree n shrub and grass decimation, wildlife eradication, environment degradation population growth and climate change.

  • @starlove9821
    @starlove9821 8 месяцев назад

    Plant more trees it would attract rain

  • @diannaskare7829
    @diannaskare7829 4 года назад

    Creator Bless all Rainbow Warriors on Mother Earth restoring Human Beings Destruction of Her Natural Sustainable Order

  • @ripscuds4467
    @ripscuds4467 5 лет назад

    At 9:51 that small pond has no hesitation around it. Some should have grown by accident. I think they must be preventing it somehow. Bad idea.

  • @replica1052
    @replica1052 4 года назад

    water wants to flow slow

    • @replica1052
      @replica1052 4 года назад

      every living cell has an ocean inside

  • @jackdavid167
    @jackdavid167 4 года назад

    Why didn't they "harvest water" 100 years ago? Not rocket science

    • @diannaskare7829
      @diannaskare7829 4 года назад

      Like here in USA they were told how to manage until the soil was sterilized by sun and heat! The trees were Removed because land Management has Long believed they stole water not Stored it and then it was overgrazed. Without the Natural Sponge of Trees and Plants the earth dried up and water level lowered > Just like here through the grain Belt and Praries!

  • @rodney73991
    @rodney73991 5 лет назад

    sounds like have african FFA future farmers america - future farmers africa still works.

    • @rodney73991
      @rodney73991 5 лет назад

      got feeling cooper would very well there. make wooden barrows or tubes hold water without any glue.

  • @kae4466
    @kae4466 5 лет назад +1

    :)

  • @ripscuds4467
    @ripscuds4467 5 лет назад +3

    At 13:17 the man is talking about how the woman carrying water long distances while pregnant and baby becomes deformed. Here's an idea, don't work your women so damn hard when their pregnant. The men can carry the water sometimes. I realize they are Muslims and women are considered property but the men can do some of the lifting at least when their women are pregnant.

    • @zuhraabdi3798
      @zuhraabdi3798 3 года назад

      I'm Kenyan, stop finger pointing at Muslims.
      Just bcoz they modest doesn't make them Muslim.
      But they're the best ppl I know

  • @ujjwalmondal7783
    @ujjwalmondal7783 4 года назад

    You can check what Indians had done in this regard
    ruclips.net/video/zJx7hGwt9Ho/видео.html

  • @candisbrendel7396
    @candisbrendel7396 6 лет назад +1

    WHY NOT TEACH ALL KIDS ENGLISH AS THE LEARN THE LOCAL ONE LEARN ENGLISH AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANYTHING OR ANY ONE ENGLISH SPEAKING BY SAYING THIS: PLEASE HELP ME, SAVE WATER, PURIFY WATER, GROW CROPS, FARM TOOLS, JUST ANYTHING YOU WANT OR NEED PEOPLE WILL HELP JUST BECAUSE YOU AT THE VERY LEAST LEARNED ENGLISH TO ASK!!! JUST ASYING,OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T RETIRED NAVY