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FINISH Mondial Kenya2025-04-30T09:58:49+02:00

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

Media

FINISH Mondial’s Journey to Safe Sanitation in Kenya – A Decade of Impact

Pioneering Financial Inclusion for Safe Sanitation in Kenya

From Waste to Wealth – How We’re Turning Sewage into Co-Compost for Agriculture

Empowering Change through Sanitation Entrepreneurship in Kenya

Partners

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Physical location: Bible Literacy Translation Center, Masaba Road
City and country: Nairobi, Kenya
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