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Managing Human Waste in Informal Settlements: Bio-centres in Kibera Informal Settlement, Kenya

  • Kweya M
  • B.N. M
  • J. O
  • et al.
Sociology and Anthropology (2016) 4(11) 966-971
DOI: 10.13189/sa.2016.041103
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Abstract

Human waste can become an eye-sore when not properly disposed off. It is estimated that every human generates about 300g of human waste per day. In Kenya's largest informal settlement, Kibera - with a population of over one million people - the phenomenon of the

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Kweya, M. G., B.N., M., J., O., & E., R. (2016). Managing Human Waste in Informal Settlements: Bio-centres in Kibera Informal Settlement, Kenya. Sociology and Anthropology, 4(11), 966–971. https://doi.org/10.13189/sa.2016.041103

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