Project Maji currently provides water to 250,000 people in rural communities and seeks to expand their impact to over one million individuals by 2025.
In efforts to help them scale their growth, KIN facilitated a Catalyze Session bringing together leadership at Project Maji with eight social impact experts from across the world with experience launching franchises internationally and establishing social enterprises in sub Saharan Africa.
The session ended with Knowledge Partners committing to reviewing franchise agreements, assisting with navigating the Kenyan legal system, and providing on-the-ground assistance to expand within Ghana and Zimbabwe. The group of Knowledge Partners agreed to come together three months later following the session to examine progress and address new questions about the implementation of the Nairobi growth center.
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