For LANABLA, this achievement reinforces the importance of collaborative approaches to environmental law and policy development. It also aligns with the broader objectives of the Together for People and Planet (ToPP) Project supported by WWF-Kenya, including strengthening environmental and climate governance and promoting gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI).

Meaningful public participation is essential in ensuring that policies and legislation respond to the needs, experiences and priorities of the communities they are intended to serve.

We recognise this as an important step in the journey towards a more coordinated, inclusive and sustainable waste management system in Nyandarua County.

Together, we can advance stronger environmental governance and build cleaner, healthier and more resilient communities. Advancing public participation

In a further step towards this milestone, the County Government of Nyandarua, through its Directorate of Environment, has issued a public participation notice inviting members of the public, stakeholders and interested parties to review the two draft documents and submit their comments and recommendations

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