The Project

How Supacare works.

We bring together communities, collection partners, and climate finance to keep Kenya's waste out of dumpsites and burning piles.

How it works

Four steps. Real impact.

Partner

We sign up households, schools, hotels, markets, and estates. Each partner commits to separating and handing over their waste instead of burning or dumping it.

Collect

Our network of local collection partners picks up waste on a regular schedule. Nothing goes to a dumpsite or open fire.

Measure

Every relevant activity is weighed, logged, and checked by field teams using mobile data tools. The data feeds into the MRV record for review.

Develop

The project evidence is organised for documentation, validation, verification readiness, and future climate finance milestones.

Who we serve

Every type of waste generator. One programme.

Households

Families across estates and residential areas separating waste at source.

Schools

Educational institutions building a culture of responsible waste disposal.

Hotels

Hospitality businesses diverting food and packaging waste from landfill.

Markets

Traders and market vendors managing organic and mixed waste responsibly.

Institutions

Offices, hospitals, and public facilities handling waste at scale.

Estates

Gated communities and apartment complexes with organised collection.

Methodology

Waste-diversion records, MRV evidence, and carbon project documentation readiness.

How we measure

Every record organised. Every claim prepared for review.

Rigorous measurement is what turns project activity into credible evidence. The MRV workflow tracks field records, documents, and review requirements so partners understand the project pathway.

Waste is weighed at point of collection by trained field agents
Data is captured on mobile devices and synced to the MRV workflow
Methodology work is aligned to recognised solid-waste carbon project requirements
Independent review and verification are treated as separate project milestones
Project files are prepared for traceable monitoring, review, and climate finance readiness

Community impact

Better for the people doing the work.

The collectors in our programme earn real income from waste that used to be thrown away. Schools gain a sense of environmental ownership. Families breathe cleaner air.

As the project grows, so does its reach. More routes, more collectors, more communities pulling waste out of the environment and putting value back in.