Figure 1: Representation of diverse problem owners (NEMA, WRA, WRUAs, Area Chief, Del Monte, Penta flowers, Kenya Defense Force (KDF), Health department, religious institution and World Waternet) in the Njururi community The Thika–Chania Rivers, vital to Nairobi & Thika cities, local communities, and ecosystems, are on a path to recovery. This is thanks to the Njururi Initiative, a collaborative effort with the powerful mission to "bring back Njururi to the river." The Njurur

Dams are crucial for the watermanagement in Ghana. So the maintenance of these dams and management of the catchments behind them is important too. The NWB Fund supported a study on improving the Weija dam and catchment. This can serve as an example for other dams in Ghana. Partners and stakeholders The study was conducted by the Water Resources Commission and Ghana Water Company, with financial support from the NWB Fund, Blue Deal and WaterWorX. Local stakeholders, including