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JALI ECOSYSTEMS LIMITED.
Innovating a sustainable Infrastructure through Safe Asbestos removal and disposal, Engineering, Water And Agroforestry Solutions.
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ABOUT US.
Jali Ecosystems Limited delivers end-to-end, performance-driven solutions across four critical domains—Asbestos, Engineering, Water, and Agroforestry—so assets are safer, operations steadier, and land more productive. We scope clearly, control quality, and execute with speed and budget fidelity. Results over rhetoric.
We operate with enterprise discipline—HSE as non-negotiable, transparent controls, and documentation that stands up to scrutiny. As an NCA-registered contractor (Category NCA5, Registration 70798/B/1021), we uphold full compliance while delivering speed, quality, and returns that show up on the P&L.
- Asbestos removal.
- Water.
- Engineering.
- Agroforestry.
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Vision
To be a global leader in the provision of Asbestsos, Engineering, Water & Agroforestry Solutions recognized for our commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.
Mission
To provide high-quality, innovative, and sustainable Asbestos, engineering, Water and Agroforestry solutions management, contributing to Kenya’s infrastructural growth while ensuring environmental responsibility.
Sustainability
We care about the quality of life and involve the neighbouring community in improving the environment for sustainable development.
Safety
We uphold the highest safety standards to protect our employees, clients, and communities.
Reliability and accountability
Business practice of doing the right thing in a reliable way defines our practice.
Innovation
We embrace new technologies and engineering methods to improve efficiency and sustainability.
BLOG
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was once lauded for its versatility, recognized for its heat resistance, tensile strength and insulating properties. It was used for various applications from fire-proof vests to home and commercial construction.
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It was woven into fabric and mixed with cement to manufacture roofing sheets. Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) were used as the roofing material of choice in the 1960s and 1970s in Kenya and thousands of tons are still in place.
In 2006, the NEMA declared ACMs as hazardous waste. The material must not be re-used, recovered, recycled or offered for sale. In addition, in November, 2016 NEMA directed that all asbestos roofs that are worn out, broken or dilapidated be removed and that no rain water should be collected even from those roofs that are not worn out.
Due to deterioration through weather, disturbance or damage, asbestos material can become a danger to health because of the release of asbestos fibres into the air where people may breathe them in. Air borne asbestos fibres are invisible to the naked eye and may enter the human body through inhalation and lodge in the lungs. Inhaled in high concentrations over an extended period of time may result in accumulation in the lungs where they can impair normal lung functions and increase the risk of developing lung cancer, mesothelioma or asbestosis.
The universally accepted disposal method for asbestos waste is landfilling. NEMA directs that asbestos material must be disposed into a NEMA licensed asbestos disposal landfill. NEMA has also developed the National Guidelines on Safe Management and Disposal of asbestos to guide the process of safe management and disposal of the asbestos material.
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