Meeting with Nairobi Rivers Commissioners
Today, ETCO's CEO and Langa'ta Member of Parliament, Phelix Odiwuor, also known as Jalang'o, paid a courtesy visit to the Nairobi River Commission. During this visit, he had the opportunity to meet with Dr. Pamela Olet, the Commission's Chairperson, Brig. Joseph Muracia (Ag. CEO), and Commissioners Eva Muhia and Mumo Musuva. The Member of Parliament reaffirmed his dedication to collaborating with the Commission, particularly by engaging local communities through local administration. He emphasized that the Commission's success would be a significant part of the President's legacy.
The discussion primarily revolved around environmental preservation and the creation of employment opportunities, recognizing that a clean environment contributes to the well-being of the people.
Climate Action Summit 2025: Road to COP 30
The four-day Climate Action Summit 2025: Road to COP 30 brought together key stakeholders from government, civil society, academia, and community-based organizations to deliberate on advancing climate action in Kenya and beyond. The discussions centered around three main themes — Climate Policy, Leadership, and Localized Implementation — highlighting the urgent need for stronger governance frameworks, improved coordination, and integration of scientific research into policy decisions. Experts and policymakers emphasized aligning national and county policies with global climate commitments to ensure coherent and effective action ahead of COP 30.
E-Waste Tour (Learning)
Day 1 The Lab-Not-Lab* E-Waste Tour officially began on Wednesday, 22nd October 2025, led by Mr. Thuo and Mr. Peter, the Founding Director of the Electronic Waste Initiative Kenya (EWIK). The three-day event, running until Friday, 25th October 2025, brought together various organizations and stakeholders involved in waste management, including representatives from SDI, ETCO, university students, and other partners. The main aim was to explore and learn about the entire E-Waste value chain, from collection and sorting to recycling and repurposing.
Back to what we do best
The Children Feeding Program remains our core initiative, and we are deeply thankful to everyone who helps make it possible. Your contributions and support truly make a difference. We gladly welcome both food and non-food donations, including household items, clothes, and other essential supplies. You are always welcome to volunteer, donate, partner with us, or sponsor our programs.