Community Participation as a Moderator of Household Socio-Economic Traits and Sustainability of Muhuru Community Water Project in Rural Kenya

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Descriptive survey examines how community participation influences sustainability outcomes in households, suggesting crucial governance insights.

Sustainability outcomes are significantly predicted by household education and income levels, highlighting socio-economic impact.
Perceived importance of community participation and collaboration emerged as key moderating factors influencing sustainability.
Management effectiveness proved to be the strongest determinant of sustainability outcomes in the water project context.
The study emphasizes the need for governance models that align with household realities to enhance rural water sustainability.

Abong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive survey examines how community participation influences sustainability outcomes in households, suggesting crucial governance insights.