Nakuru County Sessional Paper N …of 2019 on County Waste Management Policy
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This policy provides for the guiding framework for Waste management in Nakuru County. The policy shall guide the county waste management actors providing effective, efficient and sustainable services while utilizing waste as an economic resource.
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Policy Development; Policy Framework; Research Development; Urbanization; Solid Waste; Envirment Management; Kenya
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County Government of NakuruSeries
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