A cleaner Watamu should also be a fairer one. KEWASTE puts women and young people at the centre of the project.
KEWASTE gives priority to hiring, training and promoting women and young people in every part of the work: collection, recycling, recovery, the office and community work.
Working with local women's groups and youth organisations, we want to create lasting jobs while looking after Watamu's environment.
Women and young people come first when we hire, with training for every role: on the vehicles, at the sorting centre and in the office.
Clear steps up, from collection crew to team lead, from the office to operations, as the project grows.
Local women's groups and youth organisations, and Registree, whose recovery plant creates new jobs next to ours.
Lasting jobs, a cleaner coast and growth that includes everyone in Watamu.
If you represent a women's group or youth organisation, or you would like to work with us, get in touch.