Non-sewered sanitation (NSS) matters, yet it still gets too little attention in Kenya’s water and sanitation utilities. Opero Services surveyed 27 utilities to see how they engage with NSS, from staffing and funding to access to faecal sludge treatment.
The results show clear gaps in coordination, staffing, funding and treatment infrastructure. They also point to real opportunities for utilities to take a bigger role.
Read the Full Survey
Open and read the full report to explore the findings in detail and gain a clearer understanding of the institutional, infrastructure, investment and financing challenges shaping non-sewered sanitation in Kenya.
For further information, contact Edwin (opens in a new tab) at Opero Services.
