Technical assessment
A farm and groundwater review shapes the proposed borehole depth, pumping system, storage and irrigation scope.
Borehole financing Kenya
HydroHarvest Africa coordinates the hydrogeological assessment, project design, lender-ready application, compliant drilling, solar pumping and irrigation plan through one farmer relationship.
Integrated agricultural support
A farm and groundwater review shapes the proposed borehole depth, pumping system, storage and irrigation scope.
We organise the project proposal and farmer documents for independent assessment by a suitable bank or SACCO partner.
The delivery pathway incorporates WRA requirements, qualified professionals and documented project completion.
Crop selection, agronomy and market readiness help connect the water investment to a practical repayment plan.
How it works
Submit your farm, land, crop and water details.
Complete a site and groundwater assessment.
Review the proposed scope, indicative costs and finance pathway.
Submit a complete application to the selected independent lender.
After approval and acceptance, execute and certify the project.
Frequently asked questions
Eligible farmers may apply through HydroHarvest Africa’s bank and SACCO partner pathways. Each lender independently determines approval, security, pricing and repayment terms.
Applicants should prepare a national ID, KRA PIN, passport photo, land ownership or access documents, recent bank or M-Pesa statements and details about the farm, crops and income.
No. HydroHarvest Africa prepares and coordinates the project and finance application; the selected bank or SACCO makes the independent credit decision.
Yes. The project pathway includes the required technical assessment and support for the applicable Water Resources Authority process before drilling.
Reliable water. Productive farms.