Experts are calling for more incentives to increase compliance in waste management, which is still low despite a groundbreaking law that could see Kenyans jailed for failing to sort their household waste. National Environment Management Authority county director George Oyoo opines that the introduction of tax breaks for companies using recycled materials, buy-back schemes for plastics and glass, and community composting hubs could make waste segregation not just mandatory but economically rewarding. Here is Regina Manyara with the details
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