Kenyan wastepreneurs convert food waste into business opportunities

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•Kenyan wastepreneurs collect and repurpose food waste from markets and households.
•They convert food waste into products such as animal feed, compost, and bioenergy.
•This activity generates employment opportunities in urban communities.
•The initiative helps reduce the volume of food waste sent to landfills in Kenya.

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▸If Kenyan wastepreneurs expand their operations nationwide more communities could benefit from job creation and improved waste management

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AFRICAAfricanewsKenya’s "wastepreneurs" turn food waste into opportunity

In Kenya, entrepreneurs known as "wastepreneurs" are transforming food waste into valuable products and business ventures. This initiative helps reduce environmental pollution while creating jobs and supporting local economies. The approach also addresses food waste management challenges in urban areas, contributing to sustainability efforts.