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Turning horns and bones into money
According to the world bank, nearly 70% of people live in poverty and have limited access to basic amenities in Kenya’s
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The climate crisis is a water crisis
Water is one of the four elements of nature crucial for food security, energy production, economic development and poverty reduction. But
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Its time to invest north
Early this year KCIC in partnership with United States Agency International Development (USAID) and other partners organized the first ever Northern
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Reverting to wood construction as a sustainable method
The most environmentally friendly building material is wood. Wood has several advantages as a raw building material, emits far less carbon
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How fish farming in Lake Turkana is boosting development in the region
The way of life of the people of Lake Turkana has mainly been nomadism. Over the decades, communities have had restricted
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Benefits of tree planting in arid places
Many arid places in Kenya are experiencing drought, extreme weather conditions and natural catastrophes due to scarcity of vegetation cover. This
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Africa Sustainability Matters (ASM) Magazine: Call for articles submission
Are you a prolific writer who is passionate and concerned about climate change and sustainability? Here is an opportunity for your
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Tech at its best during the Cleantech competition awards ceremony
The Cleantech Innovation competition awards ceremony took place at a colorful event in Strathmore university. Sustainability was one of the key
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Insects for poultry feed – who would have thought?
A sustainable future for all has been a recurring theme in major international conferences. Many commentators acknowledge the importance of sustainable
