The Hut of orphans of Kenya has partnered with local groups and the community to rehabilitate dumpsites in Korogocho by turning them into spaces for wealth creation. The pilot program is located in Grogan Korogocho, where the dumpsite will be manned instead of relocated. Waste will be separated as it arrives and recycled materials will be used to dry briquettes, conduct urban farming, and make pots to generate income for the community.

1. Dump-site rehabilitation
In Korogocho

2. Description
The hut of orphans of
Kenya in partnership with
other local groups and the
community, have
embarked on rehabilitating
dumpsites and turning
them to wealth creating
spaces.
The pilot program is in
Grogan Korogocho.
The space will be used to
dry briquettes and general
recycling
activities, including
collection polythene milk
packets in particular that
will be used for potting.

3. Joshua at the site

4.  The dumpsite will not
be relocated but
manned.
 All waste brought by
garbage collectors will
be separated
immediately as it
comes
 Recovered materials
will be transferred
accordingly
 Cleared spaces will be
used for drying and
packaging of
briquettes, urban
farming and potting
 Community
participation will be
encouraged for
sustainability
purposes

6. Mount Kilimanjaro
scouts patrol
members in action

7. BEFORE CLEAN UP AFTER CLEAN UP

8. INADEQUATE TOOLS WORKING IN TURNS

9. Briquettes
Recovered charcoal dust
stored for future
briquette making
process

10. BRIQUETTES TO BE
PRODUCED POTTING TO BE DONE

12. Prepared but The Hut media
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