JUST IN: Kenya to Shift to Circular Economy with New Waste Segregation Policy
Environment and Climate Change Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has unveiled plans to implement a color-coded waste segregation system aimed at addressing waste management challenges and reducing pollution in the Nairobi River. Speaking at the ongoing COP29 climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan, CS Duale outlined the government’s new initiative, which is part of the National Sustainable Waste Management Act of 2022. This move aligns with the government’s broader vision to create a cleaner, more sustainable Nairobi. The new system will require households to separate their waste into three categories: green for organic waste, blue for dry recyclables, and red for hazardous
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