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Sanitation stakeholders in Kisumu are calling for enhanced efforts to ensure slum dwellers can access proper sanitation facilities. Currently, only 25% of the population can access improved toilet facilities while the remaining 75% are still using pit latrines.
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Sanitation stakeholders call for enhanced efforts to ensure slum dwellers access proper sanitation
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