In Kenya…
…merely 30 per cent of the population has access to sanitation with 12 per cent (mostly in rural areas) practicing open defecation. Unfortunately, lack of toilets is directly linked to sanitation-related ailments, which claim an estimated 90 newborns daily. Annually, about 17,000 children under five die because of poor sanitation, with a majority (90 per cent) succumbing to diarrhoea. In economic terms, it is estimated that Kenya loses 200 million euros annually because of poor sanitation. FINISH Mondial Kenya started in 2013 and is now active in 8 counties.
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Toilets: A Place for Peace — How Sanitation Unlocks Dignity and Harmony in Kenyan Communities
By Grace Okwisa The global theme for World Toilet Day, “Toilets — A Place for Peace,” transcends the realm of
From Struggle to Safety: How a Sanitation Loan Transformed Elizabeth’s Life
Rebuilding Dignity: How Sanitation Loans Transform Lives in Kenya By Grace Okwisa, FINISH Mondial Kenya Access to a latrine is
Good sh*t: how human poo transforms agriculture in Kenya
We are thrilled to share our latest feature in Smart Water Magazine, showcasing the innovative Busia Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant
FINISH Mondial Kenya showcasing their blended financing model at Water and Sanitation Investors Conference
FMK participated in the Water and Sanitation Investors Conference (WASIC) to showcase the programme’s blended financing model for access to
International Women’s Day: Women reshaping Communities in Kenya through Safe Sanitation
By Sajib Mahanta The relationship between ensuring access to safe sanitation facilities and overall well-being has been studied extensively. Although
Financial innovation and partnerships for improved sanitation in Kenya
Micro-loans for improved sanitation are key to the FINISH Mondial approach. In this blog by our communications coordinator in Kenya,
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