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Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, generates 2,400 tons of solid waste daily, 20% of which is plastics. Nzambi Matee, 29, is one of the change agents who are driving Nairobi’s — and Kenya’s — ability to realize the waste recovery target. She is the founder of Gjenge Makers Ltd., a social enterprise which uses plastics to develop alternative and more affordable building materials.

The ensemble has been designed, developed and realized by Tvasta’s indigenous Concrete 3D-Printing Technology, which was developed by the faculty members and alumni of the IIT-Madras back in 2018. With a built-in area of 600 sq. ft., the single-story home offers a functional space comprising a single bedroom, hall and kitchen.

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The technology may offer a solution to the country’s shortage of affordable housing, using a technology that is quicker, cheaper and more efficient than traditional construction.

By 2030, 3 billion people will need improved housing, which means 96,000 new homes every day. 3D-printing can create high-quality homes in a fraction of the time and cost of traditional construction.