The Lari Swamp Catchment Protection Area Order no. 119 of 2023

5 5 7Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 ANNEXURE 6: M ONITORING AND EV ALUATION TEM PLATE Tota l Expenditure to D a te Implementation Schedule Source oj F unds P lanned C ost K sh . Status (% Completion) C ommentsOutputA c t i v i t i e s End D ateSta r t D a te M ade on the 17th July , 2023. M O H A M ED M . SH U RI E , Chief Executive Off icer , Water Resources Author ity . L eg a l N o t ic e N o . 1 19 T H E W A T E R A C T (No. 43 o/ 2016j IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 22(1) o f t he Water Act , 2016, the Water Resources Authority makes the fol lowing O r d er — THE LARI SWAM P CATCHM ENT PROTECTION AREA ORDER, 20 23 C i tat io n .1. This Order may be cited as the Lari Swamp Catchment Protect ion A rea Order , 2023 . 2. In this Order, except where the context otherwise requires “ A ct” means the W ater A ct , 20 16 ; association” means a water resources users association registered by the Authority in accordance with the A ct ; Authority” means the Water Resources Authority established under sect ion 11 of the A ct ; “basin area” means the area designated by the Authority a s a B asin A rea under section 24 of the A ct ; Protected A rea” means the area declared to be a Protected A r ea under paragraph 4 and is demarcated for protection and co n ser v at i o n within the Lari Swamp Catchment Management Plan; “Plan” means the Lari Swamp Catchment Management Plan s e t out i n the Second Schedule; Interpretation. N o . 4 3 o f 20 16 . ( i ( ( 5 5 8 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 “riparian reserve” means land in respect of which management obligations are imposed on users or owners by the Authority d ue to i t s proximity to the Protected A rea; 'soil and water conservation plan m ean s a so i l and w ate r Conservation Plan as def i ned i n the W ater Resources Regulations, 202 1; and L .N 170 o f 20 2 1. “sub-basin area” means the area designated by the Authority a s a Basin A rea under section 24(2) of the Act . 3. This Order shal l apply to the National Government , n at i o nal government entities, county governments, county government en t i t i es and any other person being a user of water resources and the riparian reser v e o f t h e Pr o tec ted A r ea . 4. ( 1) The Lari Swamp Catchment Protection A rea is dec l ared to be a protected area for purposes of the Act . (2) The area in sub paragraph (1) shall be as per the ex ten t and description set out in the First Schedule and is demarcated f o r protection and conservation within the Lari Swamp Catchment M anagement Plan. 5. (1) The Plan shall , without prej udice to the provisions o f th e Regulations made under the Act, be the basis for protection, conservati on and use of the w ater resources w i thi n the Pr o tec ted A r ea . (2) The Authority shall place signboards and beacons i n o r near the Protected Area or in appropriate public places frequented by land and water users and at the Authority’s off ices; displaying up-to-date i nf ormation about the condi tion of the w ater resources o f t he Pr o tec ted A r e a . A pplication of the O rder . D ecl ar at io n o f protected area. L ari Swamp C onserv at i on Plan . (3) The public notices shall contain information regarding t he action required of water and land users to conserve and protect the w ater r eso ur ces o f t he P ro tec ted A rea . 6. A ny person who contravenes this Order commits an o f f en ce and is liable upon conviction to a f ine of twenty thousand shil l ings or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to b o th su c h f i ne and imprisonment . O f f ence . Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 5 5 9 F IR ST SC H E D U L E THE LARI SWA MP CATCHM ENT PROTECTED AREA (p. 2, 4) I i t traverses three locations namely Lari , K irenga and G i t uam b a o f Lari Sub-county in K iambu County . The swamp can be seen o f f Nairobi - Nakuru Highway, a distance of 2.0 kilometres f r o m Nyambari Town to the right and is accessible from Nyambari Town immediately past the police station, which is a d i st anc e o f 2 ki lometres from the highway, (ii) The swamp derived area is 2.447 km̂ or 244.66 H ec tar e as del ineated from 1976 M ap Sheet 148/ 1 for L imuru. The Swamp f al l s o n B ath i R i v e r sub -c atc h m ent , (ii i ) Lari Swamp is the source of Ruiru River and an important water conservation area that constitutes ground water recharge a r e a for Nairobi Aquifer Suite. Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 20235 60 (p.2, 4, 5)SE C O N D SC H E D U L E T H E L A RI SV/ a M P CA T C H M EN T M A N A GEM EN T PL A N PA R T I ; PR E A M B L E C i tat io n .1.1 This Plan may be cited as the Lari Swamp Catchment M anagement P l an . 1.2 The following acronyms shall have the meanings as assigned Acronyms, b el o w ; AEZ - Agro-Ecological Zone A B A - A th i B asi n A r ea KFS - Kenya Forest Service Km^ - Square Kilometer L . N . - Legal Notice m .a .s .l . - m ete r s abo v e sea l ev e l MVd - Cubic meters per day MVs - Cubic meters per second M m ^ - m i l l ion cubic meters M oA - M inistry of A griculture M oL - M inistry of Lands NEM A - National Environment M anagement Authority N GA O - N at ional Government A dm inistrat ion Of f icer N L C - N at ional L and Com mi ssion °C - Degrees Celsius Q50 - Flow that is equaled or exceeded 50% of the time Q80 - Flow that is equaled or exeeeded 80% of the time Q95 - Flow that is equaled or exceeded 95% of the time RGS - Regular Gauging Stat ion RQOs - Resouree Quality Obj ectives T o R - T er m s o f R ef eren ce W DC - WRUA Development Cycle WRA - Water Resources Authority W R U A - W ater R esou r ces U ser s A sso c i at i o n WRM - Water Resources M anagement . 1.3 This Plan shal l apply in respect to the management and u se o f t he A pplication of the P l a n . Lari Swamp Catchment Protected A rea. 5 6 1Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 Obj ecti ves.1.4 The objectives of this Plan are to— (i) enhance implementation of existing regulations t o protect the rights of all users; (ii) promote water, use efficiency that is hydrologically an d economically benef icial to domestic, agricultural , an d industrial water users and the environment ; and (iii) identify funding sources to implement water conservation programs that help to enhance water resources. 1.5 A catchment area is def ined as the land from which w a t e r naturally flows into a water course. The status and c o nd i t i o n s o f a catchment determines the reliability, quantity and quality of its water yields. A catchment area acts like a water storage facil ity where during the rains, the vegetation cover allows t he w ater ample time to percolate deep down and move as a sub-surface f low to recharge the rivers, springs and ground water storage in both shallow and deep aquifers. This sub-surface flow i s sl o w resulting in rivers from a well-maintained catchment having higher base flows even during the dry season as well as good water yield from boreholes in the vicinity. In poorly m ai n t ai ned and degraded catchment, the rainfall results in the rapid surf ace run-of f w hich i s channeled i nto the ri ver courses, resulting in f lashfloods and high volumes of suspended solids. Since t h er e i s little storage in such a catchment, the rivers originating f r o m su c h catchment wi ll not be able to sustain their base f lows during the dry season. Catchment areas are thus a vital component in water r e s o u r c e management, and they should be formally delineated, dec l ar ed as protected areas by being gazetted as such, protected f r o m encroachment and pollution and managed sustainably to m ai n t ai n their ecological integrity. 1.6 The Lari Swamp (here after referred to as the “swamp”) t r a v e r se s three locations namely Lari , Kirenga and Gituamba of L ar i Su b county in Kiambu County. The swamp is can be seen off Nairobi- Nakuru Highway, a distance of 2.0 kilometres f r o m Nyambari Town to the right and is accessible from Nyambari Town immediately past the police station, which is a d i stanc e o f 2 kilometres from the highway . 1.7 The swamp derived area is 2.447 Km̂ or 244.66 hectare a s delineated from 1976 Map Sheet 148/1 for Limuru. The Swamp f al ls on B athi R i ver sub catchment . 1.8 WRA has taken into account of the considerations provided Criteri a Adopted under the Seventh Schedule of the Water Resources Regulations, ^ 2021. Protection. PART II : PROCEDURES TO BE APPL IED FOR THE M ANAGEM ENT OF THE LARI SWAM P CATCHM ENT PR O T E C T E D A R E A 2.1 Lari Swamp’s estimate terrain elevation above sea level i s 2348 Physiography, m et res , physiography of the swamp is characterized by low lying t er r ai n I n troduct i on and Background i nf o rm at i on . L ocat i on and si ze of the Pro tected A r e a . W ater shed area . Longitude: 36°37'59.99". TheL at i t ud e : - 1° 1'5 9 .99 5 62 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 that is characterized by flat, low-lying terrain that is surrounded by higher ground. The swamp is the source of Ruiru River. 2.2 The climate of Lari Swamp is generally sub-humid, with average annual precipitation ranging from 800 to 1200 mil l imetres. T he wettest months are typically April and M ay while the d r i est months are July through September . Temperatures are m i l d throughout the year , with average highs ranging from 24 to 2 8 degree Celsius and average lows ranging 14 to 17 degrees C e l si u s . 2.3 Continental Rains from July to September when the I T C Z i s located north of the equator pulling winds from the t h an the Eastern part during this season. Short rains from October t o November. Besides the seasonal changes brought about by the ITCZ, the local topography causes large variations i n t h e c l i m ate . T he A nnual Rainf al l table i s contained under A nnexure 2 o f th e Seco nd Sc hed u l e . 2.4 There is both indigenous and exotic vegetation cover in thi s area, however vegetation in Lari Swamp is largely influenced by human activities. Most farmers practice mixed farming, the m o st dominant vegetation i s food crops for both animal and h u m an consumption, and woodlots. The most popular woodlot t r e e s a r e the blue gums present in large quantities. 2.5 There is intense agricultural practise and settlements th at h as l ed to degradation of Lari Swamp Its riparian and catchment h as b een affected by cultivation, livestock grazing, harvesting o f indigenous plants and the planting of exotic tree species t h at h as resulted into reduced recharge into the ground, lowering o f t h e water table and a decrease in the discharge of the R u i ru r i v er t h at f lows downstream out of the Lari Swamp. 2.6 Lari Sub-county has witnessed increase in population, dec l i ne i n soil fertility this has made most farmers to move upland an d encroach the swamp. Lari swamp areas is sub-divided into plots. Part of the swamp has been backfilled and proscribed act i v i t i es are being carried out including building of permanent st r u c tu res , dumping of soil , cultivating, planting of exotic trees. R u i r u R i v er h as b een c an al i zed . 2.7 Section 20 of the Act requires the Authority to preseribe the criteria for classifying water resources for the purposes o f determining water resources quality objectives for eac h c l ass o f w a t e r r e s o u r c e . The Resource Quality Objectives represent the desired statu s o f the resource, covering all aspects of quantity, quality, timing and aquatic biota. The RQO’s are dif ferent for dif ferent c l asses o f water resource. The obj ectives general ly relate to t h e ex ten t to which the water body is allowed to be adversely impacted by water use with respect to its natural state. Conceptually t h e RQO’s provide a “ target” condition of the resources. C l im ate . R ainf al l . V egetation. V ulnerabil i ty of the w ater r e s o u r e e . T he w ater resource quality obj ectives and the curr en t status of the w ater r e s o u r c e . Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 5 6 3 M anagement decisions should be made such that the condition o f the resource is progressively trending towards the RQO. The status of the resource i s a measure of how f ar the c o n d i t i o n o f t he resource is from the RQO. Initially, RQOs shall be determ i ned at the nodes where the Reserve flows are being determined. 2.8 RQOs shal l be determined at the nodes where the reser v e f lo w s are being determined. The focus for water resources management is the protection o f the natural ecological characteristics for ecological , r ecr eat i o na l and development of tourism with economic importance. Key w ater r esou r ces i ssues i nc l ud e : (a) W ater scarcity , (b) Catchment degradation, (c) Erosion , (d) Legal settlement in riparian areas and swamp and t he l and tenure around the swamp, (e) Human activities in Lari Swamp affecting the role of swamp, (f) I l legal and over abstraction 2.9 Sustainable regional water resources management o f t hese u n i t s would require cooperation collaboration and synergy w i t h t he Kenya Forest Service, WRUA, the Kenya Wildlife Service, count ies, user comm uni ties and other stakeholders. 2.10 The present aquifer classif ication system in Kenya is partly demand-oriented and partly geo-political and entails f i v e c l asses : 2.10.1 STRATEGIC aquifers: Aquifers used to supply significant amounts/proportions of water to an area w her e there are no alternatives, or where alternatives would t ak e time and money to develop. 2.10.2 MAJOR aquifers: High-yielding aquifers with good qual ity water . 2.10.3 MINOR aquifers: Moderate-yielding aquifers with variable water quality . 2.10.4 POOR aquifers: Low-yielding aquifers with poor t o reasonable qual ity water . 2.10.5 SPECIAL aquifers: Aquifers or parts of aquifers designated ‘special aquifers’ by the WRA . 2.11 Each is further defi ned in terms of its status, i .e .: 2.11.1 Satisfactory: No immediate stress, pressure o r t h r eat . 2.11.2 A lert : Stress, pressure or threat identif ied or anticipated. 2.11.3 Alarm: Water levels declining, water quality decl ining (stress, pressure or threat identif ied) . T he cl ass of the w at e r r e so u r c e . Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023564 2.12 The Upper Athi sub-catchment which Lari Swamp f al l s u nd er can be classi f ied as “ A lert” as the avai l able water i s at t im es no t of adequate quantity and quality to meet the demand. T he w ater availability is relatively good in terms of quantity and quali ty in the upper parts of the river but deteriorates as the r i v er f l o w s downstream due to pol lution. 2.13 The land uses impacts on water resources in Lari i n c l u des w ater pollution due to agricultural chemicals and fertilisers u sed i n farming, deforestation and soil erosion and changes i n precipitation patterns due to cl imate change. 2.14 The swamp is continuously being degraded through l and reclamation for subsistence agriculture, human settlement and set up of investments of varying scope and character agricultural act i v i t ies an d set t lem en t . 2.15 The high demand for productive land across and the increasing population in Kenya is evident in Lari Sub-county. The fol lowing are characteristics in dif ferent sections of the swamp a r e a : (a) Locals have title deeds and assert their land ownership, (b) The swamp area is sub-divided into plots and boundaries er ec ted i n so m e sect i o n s , (c) Ongoing and developed permanent structures, (d) Draining of the swamp by digging of canals to reclaim l and for agriculture, (e) Grazing of livestock such as dairy cattle, lambs, goats, (f ) Growing of exotic trees species such as blue gum. (g) Dumping of red soil to reclaim land for settlement. PA RT I I I : M EA SU RES FOR PROT ECT ION , CON SERV A T ION A N D REH A B I L IT A T I ON OF T H E L A RI SW A M P CA T C H M EN T PR O T E C T I O N A R E A 3.1 The activities to be undertaken within the protected area ar e t ho se with zero impact on its ecological status and integrity. The following activities are hereby specifically prohibited i n t he protected area— (i) til lage or cultivation; (ii) clearing of indigenous trees or vegetation; (iii) building of permanent structures (especially boreholes and houses) ; (iv) disposal of any form of waste; (v) excavation of soi l or development of quarries; (vi) planting of exotic species that may have adverse ef fect to the w ater resource; and (vii ) land reclamation. L and uses and their potential impact on the w at e r r e so u r c e s . Pr oscr i bed A ct i v i t ies. Kenya Subsidiary Legislati on, 2023 5 6 5 3.2 The objective of the conservation plan is to protect the long-term environmental sustainabil ity of the catchment for enhanced w a t e r resources yield and maintain its ecological functions i n t er m s o f f lora and fauna. This will be achieved through— (i) demarcation of the wetland and its riparian zone an d f en ce i t of f ; (ii) gazettement of the swamp as a protected water c atch m en t a r e a ; (iii ) enforcement of the Lari Swamp management plan; an d (iv) control water resources abstraction from the swamp. In the development of the management programmes, care h as been taken to ensure that there are explicit and logical l i n k s between the vision statement, management objectives, and th e management strategies to achieve the obj ectives. Each management programme is discussed in further detai l u nd er P l an contained under A nnexure 3 of the Second Schedule. 3.3 The objective of the rehabilitation plan is to en sur e th e w et l an d achieves its optimal performance level . This will be ac h i ev ed through— (a) removal of all inappropriate/invasive species of plants; (b) re-vegetation of the swamp with water friendly/native species of trees and vegetation; and (c) development of altern ative livelihoods to discourage farming within the swamp. T he Rehabi l i tation Plan i s contai ned under A nnexure 4 o f t he Sec o nd Sc hed u l e . 3.4 The objective of the monitoring plan is to collect and analyse catchment and water resources data to provide information o n water discharge, water qual ity and catchment health as a r esp o n se to human activities within the neighbourhood. This w i l l b e achieved through: (a) Upgrading of the Uplands rainfall station to a fully telemetric hydro-meteorological station to monitor precipitation, evaporation, humidity and temperature. 3.5 The objective of the management structure is to en su re th at t h e Lari swamp catchment protected area is managed in a su stai n ab l e m anner w i th the i nvol vement of al l stakeholders under t h e leadership and coordination of WRA - ABA. This plan envisages a budget of Kes 42,450,000 to implement it in the medium t e r m (approximately 5 years). The management will need to r ai se t he funds through various activities and events. This wi ll b e ac h i ev ed through— (a) setting up the management structure with def ined T o R s and m andates; and C onser vat i on Plan . R ehab i l i tat io n Plan . C atchm ent and W ater R esources M onitoring. E stab l i shm ent and operationali zation of management s t r u c t u r e . Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 202356 6 (b) development and implementation of resource mobilization strategies to raise funds for the management and conservation of the protected area. Operationalization of the management structure shall b e as set out under A nnexure 5 of the Second Schedule; 3.6 WRA as the agent of the National Government in the regulation of use and management of water resources, wil l be the coordinator of the committee. The members appointed t o th e Management Committee will serve on honorary basis as thi s w i l l be a not for profit, non-commercial Venture. The Committee w i l l be required to solicit for funding from well-wishers and o ther sources to supplement the income that may be derived f r o m activities permitted in a protected area. The linkages between various stakeholders are represented un d er A nnexure 6 of the Second Schedule. The arrow s indicate t he direct ion of f l ow of inf ormati on . T he dotted l ines i ndicate W RU A can also communicate directly to communities and vice v e r s a 3 .7 T he m at r i x co n tai ned u nd er A n nex ur e 7 o f t he Sec o nd Sch edu l e shal l be adopted for M onitoring and Evaluation to capture detai l of the progress of implementation of the planned activities. M onitoring and E v aluati on M atr i x . Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 5 6 7 ANNEXURE 1: WATERSHED AREA ANNEXURE 2: ANNUAL RAINFALL AT LARI SWAMP T ab l e . 1. Annual Rainfall and Humidity at Rumuruti Years of D a ta Annual Rainf all (mm) Sta t i o n I D N a m e A r ea 9 1360 2 2 Uplands Lari Forest Station 3 1 .65 8 1 14 0 9 .8 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 202356 8 ANNEX URE 3: CONSERV ATION PLAN Cost (KSh. ) Responsibi l ityT im e F r a m eSub-acti vi tyA ctivi ty W RA ,Undert ake cadastral survey ol the area and place beacons along the boundary 1 m o n thD em ar cate t he swamp and i ts riparian zone L andan d O w ner s ’ 800,000 Committee CGL , M oL S W R A 1 m o n thDevelop the PDP for the demarcated sw amp area 500 ,000 W RA , N L CL i ai se w i th N L C f or V aluation 3 months and Compensation before revocat ion of the T i t le . L iai se w i th N L C for the revocation of any privately held title deeds and acquire a title deed (in trust) for the 500 ,000s w a m p W RA , B W R U A 1 m o n thFence of f the demarcated area 5 ,000 ,000 W RA , B W R U A C o nt i n uo u sPlace signs and notices to warn the public that this is a protected area 250 ,000 W R AA ssess the status of L ar i 1 monthG azette t he L ar i Swamp as a protected water c atch m ent ar ea 800 ,000Sw amp W R A , 500 ,000 W RU A Create awareness on the status Continuous of the sw amp W R A w i th al l stak eho l der s Develop guidelines and conservation plan through stakeholders’ engagement 20 2 3 5 ,000 ,000 W R A20 2 3Submit gazettement instrument to the Cabinet Secretary in 100 ,000charge of w ater W R A20 2 3C reate stak eh o l der s management guidelines and conservation plan Enforce L ari protected area guidelines, management plan and relevant legi sl at ions t oa w a r e n e s sE n f o r ce L ar i Swamp management guidel ines th eo n 1,000,000 W R A , N at i o n al G o v t C o nt i n uo u s 5 ,000 ,000 W R A , W R U A C o nt i nu o u sEnforce requirements for acquiring water use permits for abstraction f rom the C o nt r o l w ater r e s o u r c e s ab st r ac t io n any swamp as per the Water Act 20 16 and W ater Resources Regulations 2021 1,000 ,000 20 ,450 ,000Su b - to t al Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 56 9 A N N EX U RE 4 : RE H A B I L IT A T I ON PL A N Activity Sub-activity T i m e F r a m e Cost i KSh.) Responsibil ity R em o v al o f al l inappropri ate/ invasive species of plants Identif y and inappropriate and invasive tree species from the swamp 1 year W R A , K FS, N G A O , W R U A r e m o v e 2 ,500 jOQQ Exotic species control C o nt i n uo u s W R A . K IFS, W R U A500 ,000 Re-vegetation o f t he w et l and w i th w ater f riendly/native species of trees and vegetation Establish indigenous plants Continuous W R U A , W R A 1,000 ,000n u r se r y Grow l i ve f ence on the Conti nuous WRA , iK FS, W R U Aboundary of the swamp 3 ,000 ,000 Planting and growing of propagated (Wateri ng and tending) 1 year W R U A seedlings 5 ,000 ,000 Development of Identif ication al t ern at i v e l i v el i ho o d s t o discourage farming within the swamp and 1 year W R A , 'W RU A Devel opment of proposals for al ternative l i vel ihoods (eco touri sm, bee-keeping, agro forestry , etc); 10 ,000 ,000 Su b - to t al 22 ,000 ,000 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023570 A N N EX U R E 5 : M A N A GEM EN T ST RU CT U RE Cost (KSh.) Responsibil i tyT i m e F r a m eSub-acuvityActivity Setting up the Appoint one Member from each management of the following stakeholders: ■ Kenya Forest Service ■ N at ion ' A dministrat ion i n K iambu E nv i ro n m en tal 3 m o n th s W R A st r u c t u r e G o v ern m en t “ N at i o n al M anagement Authori ty ; ■ M inistry of Agriculture; T he B athi W RU A ; Terms of References (ToR) wil l inc l u de b u t n o t l i m i t ed t o : ■ To manage the catchment prudently on behalf of other stak eho l der s W RA , W R U AC o nt i nu o u s ■ To submit quarterly reports A th i o n al lt o W R A planned and implemented acti v i t ies; p To develop by - laws and submit a copy to WRA Athi for approval before implementation C o nt i nu o u s W RU A , W RAMandate and responsibi l ities: p Promote the conservat ion and protection of the c atc h m en t equitable* Promote di str ibut ion of the resources w i thin the catchment p Promote socio-economic env i ro nm ental sustainabi l ity of the catchment and p Mapping of stakeholders and potential donors; p Development and marketing of resources mobi l i zation strategies; W R AThe sources of f unds f or the Continuous committee may include: 5 ,000 ,000 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 5 7 1 ■ Bee keeping ■ Tree Nursery; ^ Eco-tpurisrn; ■ Sponsors/development partners W el l -w i shers ■ WRA/WRUA - (WDC); ■ Cultural/sports events Su b ^to t al 5,000,000 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023512 ANNEXURE 6: REPORTING LINKAGES FOR THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE ST A K E H OL D ER S ± W R A t W R U AM A N A GEM EN T C OM M IT T EE t COM M U N I T Y N o te : (i) The arrows indicate the direction of flow of information. T he dotted l ines indicate WRUA can also communicate directly to communities and v ic e v er sa , (ii) WRA as the agent of the National Government in the regulation of use and management of water resources, will be the coordinator of the com m ittee . T he members appointed to the Management Committee will serve on honorary basis as this will be a non-profit, non-commercial venture. T he Com m ittee w i l l be required to solicit for funding from well-wishers and o t her so u r ces to supplement the income that may be derived from activities permitted in a protected area. Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2023 57 3 A N N EX U R E 7 : M ON IT ORI N G A N D EV A L U A T I ON T EM PL A T E Implementation Sc h ed u le P la n n ed Tota l Expenditure to d a te So u r c e Status (% Completion) A c t i v i t i es C o st K Sh . of Output C o m m en tsE n d Sta r t D a te F u n d s D a te M ade on the 17th July , 2023. M OHAM ED M . SHURIE, Chief Executive Off icer , Water Resources Authority . 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