Implementation of solid waste management policies in Kenya: challenges and opportunities
2021
The study used quality methods to collect the data. The
data collection was conducted both in Nairobi and Mombasa (two main commercial cities), using in-depth interviews (IDIs), key informant interviews (KIIs) and focus group
discussions (FGDs). A total of 10 FGDs (Each FGD
was made up of 8-12 people), 15 IDIs and 15 KIIs were completed with selected
respondents in the two cities. The purposive
sampling strategy was used to select respondents who would be better positioned
to provide rich information on the subject being investigated. The IDIs and
FGDs were conducted with community members and solid waste (SW) workers,
including scavengers. while KIIs were conducted with policymakers, civil
society organisations, international non-governmental organisations,
community-based organisations and national institutions responsible for
environmental issues in Kenya. All interviews were audio-recorded and
transcribed verbatim by professional transcribers, translated into English for
interviews conducted in the local language, and validated by an independent
transcriber. Thematic
analytical approach was employed in the analysis of the data.
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