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.

What we’ve achieved

since 2013

700,000

people leading healthier lives

120,000

sanitation systems constructed through FINISH facilitation

23 million

euros mobilised in investments for safe sanitation

…and we provided technical and business training to 1200 entrepreneurs, and generated employment equivalent to 1.4 million working days. In the past year alone, we also safely treated over 470 tonnes of faecal sludge, partially transforming it into co-compost at our Busia Fecal Sludge Treatment and Transformation Plant.

Kenya-related news

International Women’s Day: Women reshaping Communities in Kenya through Safe Sanitation

International Women’s Day: Women reshaping Communities in Kenya through Safe Sanitation

Anja Bruschweiler2024-03-06T18:17:08+01:00March 6th, 2024|

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

Financial innovation and partnerships for improved sanitation in Kenya

Anja Bruschweiler2023-10-06T11:26:48+02:00October 6th, 2023|

Micro-loans for improved sanitation are key to the FINISH Mondial approach. In this blog by our communications coordinator in Kenya,

Dutch Ambassador appreciates huge potential of circular sanitation economy during visit in Busia

Dutch Ambassador appreciates huge potential of circular sanitation economy during visit in Busia

Anja Bruschweiler2023-06-30T13:02:59+02:00June 30th, 2023|

The esteemed Ambassador of the Netherlands to Kenya, Maarten Brouwer, and the First Secretary of Food Security and Water, Pim

FINISH Mondial Kenya and ED Partners Announce Partnership to Enhance School Sanitation through Financial Inclusion

FINISH Mondial Kenya and ED Partners Announce Partnership to Enhance School Sanitation through Financial Inclusion

Anja Bruschweiler2023-06-19T12:55:59+02:00June 15th, 2023|

FINISH Mondial Kenya is joining hands with ED partners Africa, a non-banking financial institution, to strengthen access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

FINISH Mondial meets First Lady of Kenya

FINISH Mondial meets First Lady of Kenya

Arne2023-07-03T21:39:24+02:00May 12th, 2023|

Our CEO, Valentin Post, and our COO, Nouria Ouibrahim, had the incredible honor of meeting Rachel Ruto, the First Lady

“Artisans are a critical link in providing safe sanitation”

“Artisans are a critical link in providing safe sanitation”

Arne2023-07-03T21:39:25+02:00November 15th, 2022|

Mutunga next to an improved toilet he constructed Sanitation Options Expand in Kitui County Thanks to Artisans like

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