In humanitarian field hospitals, managing medical waste is often treated as an isolated technical task. Yet it directly impacts patient and staff safety, environmental health, and the ethical imperative of humanitarian aid to "Do No Harm". In response, the WORM project has developed a strategic approach through a dedicated policy...
WORM Workshop on “Sustainable Livelihoods for Informal Waste Pickers and Innovative Business Models”
The AidEx Conference was an opportunity for the WORM project to showcase its latest progress and strengthen collaboration with key humanitarian and environmental stakeholders through an inspiring participative workshop on "Sustainable Livelihoods for Informal Waste Pickers and Innovative Business Models". This workshop highlighted the efforts of the Kenya National Wastepickers...
Youth artists drive environmental awareness on World Environment Day in Kisumu, Kenya
As part of the local awareness campaign under the WORM project, led by Pamela Steele Associates in Kenya, a series of activities were organized to raise awareness among communities to promote sustainable waste management practices. A major highlight of this initiative took place during World Environment Day on June 5th,...