Impact
Where we stand, on the way to 2030.
These are our organisation-wide commitments across all six counties, not any single project's target. Every figure links to how it was measured.
0 / 840 hectares
Hectares under active restoration · target 2030
0 / 350,000 trees
Indigenous trees planted · target 2030
0 / 90 springs & intakes
Water sources protected · target 2030
0 / 3,000 households
Households engaged · target 2030
Our measurement approach
We track what changes, not just what gets distributed.
A seedling count is a starting point, not proof of restoration. Our reporting follows the work from inputs and activities through to survival, vegetation recovery, livelihoods and stronger local stewardship.
01
Assess & plan
Map sites, record baseline conditions and agree priorities with communities and partners.
02
Restore
Track seedlings, training, protected areas, farm practices and local organisations supported.
03
Monitor
Check tree survival, vegetation recovery, soil and water indicators, and maintenance needs over time.
04
Learn & report
Share methods, results, financial summaries, partner roles and feedback channels clearly.
Figures are published with their date, geography, definition and verification method. We distinguish Save Kenya Water Towers’ results from wider partner or national programme targets, and report survival and ecological outcomes alongside planting activity.
Annual reports
Independently reviewed before publication, including full financial statements.
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2025 Annual Report
Full financials and hectare-by-hectare progress.
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2024 Annual Report
First year reporting across five counties.
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2023 Annual Report
Baseline data for the current 2030 goals.
Recent announcements
14 July 2026
We're extending our mandate into Nakuru County
22 May 2026
We presented catchment data at the KCCWG annual convening
30 March 2026
New grant funds the Cherangani North Corridor project