Umande Trust has been instrumental in promoting eco-sanitation in urban informal settlements. Over the years we have established over 70 bio-centres across Kenya, which provide toilets, bathrooms, and additional spaces for housing, offices, and businesses.

One of our most significant achievements is converting human waste into biogas, which is used as cooking fuel in schools and homes. This initiative not only addresses sanitation issues but also provides a sustainable energy sources.

Umande Trust strongly believes in community-led initiatives. We involve local communities in the planning and implementation of our projects, ensuring that the solutions are tailored to meet local needs and that the community feels a sense of ownership.

We collaborate with various stakeholders, including county governments, public sector agencies, and other civil society organizations, to enhance the impact of our projects.