National Irrigation Board
Rachel Daniel is an accomplished accountant currently serving at the National Irrigation Board since January 2020, where responsibilities include cash receipting and ERP voucher examination. Rachel has prior experience at the National Irrigation Authority as an acting accounts assistant and held various roles at the National Irrigation Board, including accounts clerk and procurement clerk. Earlier career experience includes working as an assistant to the Chief Executive Officer at Win Pen Limited and roles focused on stock management and bookkeeping. Rachel holds a Master's in Data Analytics from Simplilearn, a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from KCA University, and a CPA K qualification in Accounting from Achievers College of Professionals.
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National Irrigation Board
National Irrigation Board (NIB) was established and incorporated in 1966 as a state corporation through the Irrigation Act, Cap 347 of the Laws of Kenya. The objective of this Act is “to provide for the development, control and improvement of irrigation schemes, for purposes incidental thereto and connected therewith.” Currently, the Board manages seven (7) national irrigation schemes and stations with four operational research stations. The Board also has two rice mills in Eastern and Western regions: Mwea Rice Mills (MRM) and Western Kenya Rice Mills (WKRM).