With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies for dealing with this challenge. 
1.SAND DAM PROJECT. 
Building a sand dam, a structure for harvesting water from seasonal rivers. The barrier, typically made of concrete, impedes water flow and coarse grains of sand settle behind it, creating an artificial aquifer that fills up during rainy seasons.
Seasonal rivers flow a few times a year here, and with little piped water and few reliable alternatives, many people here depend on them for water. Building sand dams on these seasonal  rivers, where people can scoop the sand to fetch the water or use  pumps, helps minimize water loss through evaporation and recharges groundwater. This is increasingly important as human-caused climate change is leading to prolonged seasons of drought,  let's support local communities  in fighting away water scarcity, climate change by building  Water projects( Sand Dams Projects to the local communities living  in semi arids lands. )You can stand with us in building  Water Projects to the local communities to fight away climate change  and water scarcity 

2.ROCK CATCHMENT PROJECT:It is a rainwater catchment area developed from a rock outcrop to catch and concentrate runoff into a storage structure for later use. Stone gutters are made to collect the runoff from the rock catchment area, and direct the rainwater into a storage structure.Harvesting water from rock outcrops increase water supply for people, livestock and drinking water. When water is used for irrigation purposes, the agricultural production is increased due to the increased water availability.

lets support swecf in fighting climate change, water scarcity  by building many  water structures 💦💦🌱🇰🇪You can stand with us by donating the programs, Building Water Projects or The school garden project ( planting trees program) to the local communities in kenya living in semi arids lands. Click fundraising link and be with themhttps://lnkd.in/dpGzHWVz💦🌱🌱🇰🇪Thank you for your Giving 🌿 💦🌍