The Environmental Impact of Proper Waste Management

A picture of banana peels being fed to the red earthworms at Ambokili Farm to create manure. This is part of recycling and reusing waste. The picture is a symbolism of the positive environmental impacts of proper waste management.

The world produces around 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste annually. By 2050, this figure is projected to increase to 3.4 billion tonnes. Approximately 33% of this waste is not managed in an environmentally safe manner, leading to severe ecological consequences.  

Waste Management at Ambokili Farm: Pioneering Sustainable Solutions Through a Biodigester

Biodigester. A graphic with the words: Reduce, Recycle, Reuse. The words are to symbolise the impact and use of a biodigester in waste management and resource conservation.

This isn’t just about keeping our farm clean (although that’s important too!), it’s about tackling some of the biggest challenges facing our planet: pollution, climate change, and land degradation. At Ambokili Farm, we are committed to transforming semi-arid terrain into self-sustaining, biodiverse ecosystems. Our holistic approach to waste management plays a significant role in this […]