Promoting Eco-sanitation and Water Services in People’s Settlements in Kibera and Mukuru
The “Promoting Eco-sanitation and Water Services in People’s Settlements in Kibera and Mukuru” project was
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Less Wood & More Biogas @ Ngaru Girls High School On March 9th, Umande was able to send representatives to the Ngaru Girls High School in Kerugoya, an all girls boarding school a little over two hours from Nairobi. The facilities (a bio-digester 84m3,... read more
On an overcast morning in Nairobi, commuter buses drive down a crumbling road into Kibera, a densely packed slum. A sign at the bus station reads “public toilets,” but the doors are locked. It’s estimated that Kibera has just one toilet for every 2,... read more
The project aims to connect twenty newly constructed Bio-toilets in Ng’araria Girls Secondary located in kandara constituency in Kiambu County to a bio-digester. The project will improve the toilets and handwashing facilities within the school. The stud... read more
Leaders from various sectors in Kibera gathered at The AIC church olympic kibera on the 29th of June 2016 to promote and champion the peace process ,This peace forum was organized through a collaborative effort of different organizat... read more
On March 8th women, men, and non-binary people all across the globe came together to celebrate, and to declare actions that can truly drive greater change for women. The rights of girls and women all over the world are violated every day. For years, femal... read more
A step at a time always brings us closer to achieving a desired goal. The residents of Kibagare village in westlands constituency of Nairobi have long come to trust this expression. Kibagare is a peri-urban area with a population of around 15000 people an... read more
Umande Trust staff participated in a successful team building event. The team participated in bonding sessions which helped in encouraging collaboration and team work. One of the most powerful reasons for team building is to get results. Through a series ... read more
“In 2010, Kenya began a process of devolution, moving decision-making power and budget responsibility for local services away from the capital and down to the county level. The principle behind devolution was that government would be closer to the p... read more
Under the world vision Programme the school was funded in building a bio digester with Umande acting as the main contractors, the bio-digester is complete and hence a sensitization session was held at Reuben vision primary school in Mukuru (Top 2) on ... read more
World Vision Kenya places child well-being at the core of its strategy and programming. The organization together with Umande Trust partnership, the project seeks to contribute to utilization of clean energy for fuel and lighting in Kakuma Refugee Seconda... read more