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Environclean is registered under charity commission UK (Registration no. 1120470). SPIF (Studying Problems & Fix-It) is a registered community based organisation under Ministry of Sports & Cullture in Kenya (Registration No. 09415)
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Future Plans Biogas plants in Slaughter houses, markets: Environclean would like to carry a pilot study on waste-to-energy in Kenya. By establishing a plant in slaughter house/market place. The plant is to treat approx. 1,000 tons of slaughterhouse waste and other biomass per year. The plant is to be built according to EU rules for treatment of slaughterhouse waste (Regulation 1774/2003). Composting facilities:The recycling of solid and organic waste is one approach which has positive ramifications in creating informal employment and offering an environmentally sound solution to waste management problems like Recycling. composting are land-saving and pollution-reducing strategies. Environclean hope to assist women set up mini-composting plant in Eastlands, Nairobi. One half of the solid waste generated in Nairobi consists of organic matter. Biofuel manufacture: Environclean hope to start biofuel manufacture small scale in the deprived slums. Other community initiatives Eco-schools: Provide environmental awareness trainings and education to school going children in disadvantaged areas in Kenya. This project aims to raise awareness about how we can all take responsibility in looking after our environment by: Providing environmental education to local children and aim to raise awareness of significance of environmental issues e.g. pupils are taught sustainable farming practices by Environclean trainers. Crops grown are sold on a jumbo sale in the local communities and profits ploughed back into project. Providing curriculumn linked activities for schools to increase participation and with community groups to raise awareness and participation in the kerbside collections. Vocation training: Providing vocational training for the     unemployed through the refurbishment and recycling of used domestic appliances for resale in the local community at prices accessible to all. Educating the local community to consider the benefits of reuse, through the development of a resource centre and better communication of the re-use message.  Public Environmental awareness training: Providing environmental training e.g. horticulture and composting and undertake a variety of species and habitat recovery projects. Demonstrate best practice in sustainable construction and management and providing information about renewable energy themes. Holding several events, courses and projects focusing on the reuse, recycle and composting themes on an ongoing basis. Entrepreneurship Training Skills boot camp: One of the things that people in the slums lack is proper education but don’t confuse that with being dumb, Entrepreneurs are more often created than born. Business skills, market economy understanding and decision-making skills can be taught. The interested entrepreneurs in various slums have to be innovative, risk takers and decision makers hence entrepreneurial training will be a critical element in the process of private sector development. Renewable energy initiatives: Environclean wants to promote sustainable energy development through accelerated commercialization of energy efficiency and clean and renewable energy technologies through an energy and environment programme it hope to create. The overarching goal is to bring about significant improvement in the quality of life of the people through sustainable solutions linked to the development process and livelihoods. Clean Village awards: Principal duty of people is to take on negative trends in society. Development could be achieved only by extending the scope of existing opportunities to more people, even while creating new ones. In lieu to the fact that various bio-latrines are being built in various slums in Nairobi, we hope to come up with some awards to honour people in the slums who are doing much to make their surrounds pleasant by: Regular cleanups Zero defecation campaigns Promotion of renewable energy resources Environmental Conservation initiatives Organic farming Artistic events/activities that bring immense changes to their areas e.g. sports, sculptures, theatre
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Future Plans Biogas plants in Slaughter houses, markets: Environclean would like to carry a pilot study on waste-to-energy in Kenya. By establishing a plant in slaughter house/market place. The plant is to treat approx. 1,000 tons of slaughterhouse waste and other biomass per year. The plant is to be built according to EU rules for treatment of slaughterhouse waste (Regulation 1774/2003). Composting facilities: The recycling of solid and organic waste is one approach which has positive ramifications in creating informal employment and offering an environmentally sound solution to waste management problems like Recycling. composting are land-saving and pollution-reducing strategies. Environclean hope to assist women set up mini-composting plant in Eastlands, Nairobi. One half of the solid waste generated in Nairobi consists of organic matter. Biofuel manufacture: Environclean hope to start biofuel manufacture small scale in the deprived slums. Other community initiatives Eco-schools: Provide environmental awareness trainings and education to school going children in disadvantaged areas in Kenya. This project aims to raise awareness about how we can all take responsibility in looking after our environment by: Providing environmental education to local children and aim to raise awareness of significance of environmental issues e.g. pupils are taught sustainable farming practices by Environclean trainers. Crops grown are sold on a jumbo sale in the local communities and profits ploughed back into project. Providing curriculumn linked activities for schools to increase participation and with community groups to raise awareness and participation in the kerbside collections. Vocation training: Providing vocational training for the     unemployed through the refurbishment and recycling of used domestic appliances for resale in the local community at prices accessible to all. Educating the local community to consider the benefits of reuse, through the development of a resource centre and better communication of the re-use message.  Public Environmental awareness training: Providing environmental training e.g. horticulture and composting and undertake a variety of species and habitat recovery projects. Demonstrate best practice in sustainable construction and management and providing information about renewable energy themes. Holding several events, courses and projects focusing on the reuse, recycle and composting themes on an ongoing basis.
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