Get Involved
Water stewardship only works when enough people take part. Here are the three ways in.
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Different Contributions, One Shared Goal
Whether you bring time, an organisation or funding, it all lands in the same place: water secured for the Kilimanjaro landscape.
Volunteer
Give your time on the ground. School water education days, river cleanups, catchment walks and water quality monitoring.
Best for: individuals, students, professionals and visitors to the Kilimanjaro region.
Partner
Bring your organisation into the coalition — funding, mandate, expertise or research capacity applied where it counts.
Best for: donors, corporates, government institutions and universities.
Donate
Fund the work directly. Education materials, monitoring equipment, tree seedlings and spring protection.
Best for: individuals and organisations who want their contribution spent on delivery.
Not Every Contribution Is Time or Money
Some of the most useful support KIWI receives does not fit neatly into a category.
Host a School Session
If you are a school in the Kilimanjaro region, invite us in. Water education works best where students can walk to a river.
Give In Kind
Sampling equipment, tree seedlings, transport, printing, protective gear — practical items go straight into the field.
Share Your Expertise
Hydrology, ecology, GIS, data, communications, law or finance — specialist skills, offered pro bono, go a long way.
Spread the Word
Talk about water stewardship where you live and work. Changing how people think about water is part of the mission.
Pick the Way In That Fits You
Everyone who takes part changes what is possible in this landscape.