COPIP’s vision to transform solid waste management (SWM) in sub-Saharan Africa is progressively becoming a reality. The successful implementation of the source separation pilot project in Likoni and Mvita through collaboration with World Wide Fund for Nature in Kenya (WWF-K) is a demonstration of how to transform ideas and policies into practical interventions in SWM. […]
Read moreThe COPIP programme will be closing on 24 December 2024.
Read moreThis International Coastal Cleanup Day, Jukwaa Arts Productions and WWF-Kenya raise awareness of the importance of waste segregation at source.
Read moreFind out how COPIP is supporting the next phases of the project to modernise solid waste management in the Grand Nokoué region, Benin.
Read moreAs the prefeasibility study for the Gambia Integrated Waste Management Project is soon coming to an end, a multi-organisational team undertook a successful mission to The Gambia from 6 to 10 May 2024. Find out more about the mission and the project.
Read moreEarth Day 2024 is championing a call for a 60% reduction in the production of plastics by 2040. Find out how COPIP’s work is supporting this goal.
Read moreWaste segregation from one transfer station in Efia Constituency in Sekondi Takoradi, Ghana.
Read moreLaunch and Handover of Equipment for Source Separation of Waste Pilot Project in Mombasa
Read moreWhen we cooperate on water, we create a positive ripple effect – fostering harmony, generating prosperity and building resilience to shared challenges. As we mark World Water Day 2024 and think about its ‘Water for Peace’ theme, we take a look at our Clean Oceans Project Identification and Preparation (COPIP) programme
Read moreAt the recent SWIFT programme launch by the Kenya Climate Innovation Center, representatives from Mombasa County, Kenya, drew on findings from the prefeasability study conducted by EIB and COPIP in the area as part of the Mombasa Solid Waste Circular Economy Project
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