Our Project

The Kwale Nuru Water Project

In Kwale County, Kenya, the Kwale Nuru Water Project embodies a holistic approach to community development, intertwining natural regeneration with ecosystem enterprises. By restoring degraded landscapes and empowering locals through sustainable practices like agroforestry and beekeeping, the project not only revitalizes ecosystems but also fosters economic resilience. With access to clean water as a cornerstone, this initiative exemplifies the power of collaboration in creating sustainable solutions that benefit both people and the planet.

Skyvast International

We Excavate Opportunities, Hope, and a Brighter Future for All

At Skyvast International, we are more than just excavation experts; we are architects of positive change. With a specialized focus on water pans, our work ripples through society, leaving a trail of transformation in its wake.

Since our inception, we've successfully delivered over 670 projects across the country. Each project is a testament to our unwavering dedication to professionalism, excellence, and community development.

Join us in our mission to uplift communities, one project at a time.

Why Us

Our Impact

At Skyvast International, we are dedicated to transforming landscapes and livelihoods across Kenya through our waterpan excavation services. Our work not only ensures sustainable access to clean water but also empowers communities, fosters agricultural growth, and enhances the environment, making a profound and lasting impact on the region.

Tree Nursery

Our water pans have created an opportunity to positively impact the livelihoods of the community by elevating heir lives from dependance of irregular weather patterns to full time business owners, environmentalists and most of all green ambassadors.

Bee Keeping

Through our CSR programs, we've provided over 250 beehives and valuable training, worth approximately Ksh. 1 million, to communities. This initiative safeguards trees and vegetation vital to bee habitats, reducing deforestation and enriching the environment and community.

Afforestation

We've transformed our water points into oases by using locally grown trees, fostering a strong community-environment synergy. So far, we've donated 1,500,000 trees from community nurseries, investing Ksh 450,000, with plans to reach more than 2,000,000 annually.