The national government has devolved all functions and given Kenya’s 47 counties increased autonomy in their finances and governance – what are the implications for sanitation?
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On 26th May 2023, private sector actors in the MHM space attended a World Menstrual Hygiene Day workshop to chart the way forward for sustainable MHM waste management
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After more than 70 years since the last UN Water Conference, the world convened at UN HQ in New Your to to chart the way toward a water secure future
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In the absence of standards and best practices, failure is imminent. Sanitation is no exception. Sanitation Actors held a workshop to correct the issue
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On July 9th 2022, Kenya became one of a select few countries in Africa where waste segregation is a mandatory requirement by law. This is huge!
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A small army of sanitation workers handle 14,000 tons of fecal sludge generated every day in African cities. This is their story
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In Kenya, over 9 million women aged between 14-49 years experience their menses. They use and discard close to 33,000 tons of sanitary pads every year endangering the country’s underground water resources
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SDG 11 seeks to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable by 2030. The Green Schools Project believes that journey to SDG 11 should start in schools
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GSEP’s founder, Eva Muhia, has been in the sanitation industry for two decade & has seen the impact women have made in the quest for universal access to sanitation.