Kiseki (K) LTD provides specialized, sustainable, and auditable waste management services for events across Kenya.
We support all kinds of events, both Private and Public, including Festivals, Marathons, 4×4 excursions, and the world-renowned Kenya Safari Rally.
Our focus is on maximizing reuse, repurposing, recycling, and upcycling of all waste streams generated to ensure minimal negative environmental impact.
Pre-Event Planning & Consultation: We work with event organizers to develop a comprehensive waste management strategy, including waste audits, bin placement, and material recovery goals.
On-Site Waste Management: Our professional crew manages waste collection, segregation, and on-site sorting during the event to maximize recovery of recyclables and compostables.
Consumer Engagement: Our trained brand ambassadors engage event patrons, promoting responsible waste management. We create innovative and interactive spaces where patrons participate in waste conversion, enhancing their overall experience.
Reuse, Recycling & Upcycling Focus: We prioritize reusable catering ware and creative upcycling. We also process organic waste into Organic Fertilizer using Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Technology.
Post-Event Reporting: We provide detailed reports on waste generated, materials recovered, and diversion rates, helping you showcase your event’s sustainability achievements.
Use of Technology: We leverage technology for efficient logistics, tracking, and reporting to enhance our service delivery.
Expertise in Niche Streams: Handling dynamic event environments.
Professional Crew: Trained, courteous staff (critical for guest experience).
Audit-Ready Data: For sponsors and sustainability reports.
We start with pre-event planning to identify waste streams and recovery opportunities. On-site, we provide clear signage, appropriate bins for segregation (e.g., recyclables, organics, general waste), and trained staff to assist attendees and manage collection.
Yes, we offer post-event reporting that details the types and quantities of waste managed, diversion rates achieved (percentage of waste diverted from landfill), and the specific materials recycled, repurposed, or upcycled.
