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: This paper describes basic plans for the development of a radioactive waste disposal facility with the introduc-tion of Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) for Kenya. The specific objective of this study was to estimate the total pro-jected waste volumes of low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste (LILW) expected to be generated from theKenyan nuclear power programme. The facility is expected to accommodate LILW to be generated from opera-tion and decommissioning of nuclear power plants for a period of 50 years. An on-site storage capacity of 700 m 3 at nuclear power plant sites and a final disposal repository facility of more than 7,000 m 3 capacity were derivedby considering Korean nuclear power programme radioactive waste generation data, including Kori, Hanbit,and APR 1400 nuclear reactor data. The repository program is best suited to be introduced roughly 10 yearsafter reactor operation. This study is important as an initial implementation of a national LILW disposal pro-gram for Kenya and other newcomer countries interested in nuclear power technology.

Deployment of Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility with the Introduction of Nuclear Power Plants (NPP) in Kenya