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Environmental stewardship

It is essential we reduce waste and conserve natural resources

Elimination of hazardous waste

Elimination of hazardous waste

We continue to eliminate hazardous waste from our operations, particularly lead from batteries, by adhering to stringent disposal regulations and partnering with accredited disposal firms.
Reduction in non-hazardous waste

Reduction in non-hazardous waste

We continue to improve the reuse and recycling of non-hazardous waste throughout our operations. Our strategy encompasses expanded waste management schemes and increases the procurement of materials that can be reused or recycled.
Protection of natural resources

Protection of natural resources

Airtel Africa does not consume or pollute significant amounts of water through its operations. Our proactive water conservation programmes include rainwater harvesting and water-saving practices, underscoring our commitment to safeguarding natural resources.
Waste management system

We ensure that all our e-waste is reused or recycled by licensed operators in all our markets.

Environmental stewardship in action

World Wetlands Day

A focal point of our water and natural resources conservation efforts was the celebration of World Wetlands Day on 2 February 2024. Airtel Kenya, in collaboration with the National Environment Management Authority, Kenya Forest Service and the Kileleshwa’s Residents’ Association, led a tree planting event at Nairobi’s Dik Dik Gardens.