Who
Reporting organisation
The partner delivering the response — UN agency, NGO, government department or private operator — with its role on each activity.
The 5W platform for Kenya's water, sanitation and hygiene response. Partners report activities from the field; coordinators see coverage, gaps and duplication across every county — in near real time, for every active emergency.
Live figures from the reporting database.
Every submitted report answers the same five questions. That shared structure is what lets activities from dozens of partners be added up, mapped, and compared across an emergency.
Reporting organisation
The partner delivering the response — UN agency, NGO, government department or private operator — with its role on each activity.
Activity and indicator
The WASH activity carried out and the indicator values behind it: water trucked, latrines built, hygiene kits distributed.
County → sub-county → ward
The exact administrative unit reached, placed on Kenya’s official location tree so results roll up and map cleanly.
Reporting period
The biweekly or monthly period the activity falls in, so trends and response speed can be tracked over time.
People reached
The population served, disaggregated by the scheme the emergency uses, so coverage and gaps are visible per group.
Why the structure matters
Because every partner answers the same five questions, reports add up across 47 counties without manual reconciliation — so gaps and duplicated effort show up early enough to act on.
Each emergency is a self-contained context with its own forms, indicators, reporting cadence and dashboards. Pick one after signing in and the whole platform scopes to it.
Unprecedented communicable respiratory disease brought about by a new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) that causes illness in humans
0 reports submitted
Unprecedented circumstances brought about by prolonged periods without rains
304 reports submitted
Unprecedented circumstances brought about by prolonged periods of rains
0 reports submitted
Reporting context for the WASH emergency response.
4 reports submitted
Four steps, repeated every reporting round.
Choose the active context — drought, floods, a disease outbreak — and the platform loads its forms and indicators.
Complete the 5W form for your organisation and location. Validation rules catch gaps before submission.
Reports move through a review workflow, so coordinators approve figures before they reach public dashboards.
Approved reports feed dashboards and choropleth maps showing coverage, gaps and overlap across counties.
Choropleth maps of Kenya shade counties, sub-counties and wards by any indicator — showing where response is thin.
Configurable charts and tables per emergency, filtered by location, period and partner.
Build and version 5W questionnaires without a developer as an emergency’s information needs change.
Activities link to a results framework of outcomes and outputs, so reporting maps to sector targets.
Kenya’s counties, sub-counties and wards are built in, so every partner reports against the same place names.
Configurable statuses and transitions keep a clear audit trail from draft through to approved figures.
Access is granted in three tiers, so partners see what they need without navigating system configuration.
Sector partners and observers
Reporting and reviewing partners
Sector coordinators
Sign in and pick your emergency context — no geography or workflow setup required.