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Address: 121 King St, Dameitta, EgyptThe reality of market waste is all too familiar for Kenyan residents who frequent these bustling centers. “The stench that emanates from poorly managed waste products can be quite repulsive,” Richard remarks. “It is a visible sign of a far-reaching problem – one that contributes to environmental degradation and exacerbates the global warming crisis we
The KCIC Agribiz program is an initiative supported by the European Union (EU) and Royal Danish Embassy and implemented by Kenya Climate Innovation Center aimed at promoting sustainable entrepreneurship and innovation in the agricultural sector. The program offers a range of services including business incubation, access to finance, and capacity building to women and youth
In the face of global challenges posed by climate change and energy access disparities, Africa stands at a crucial crossroads. With abundant solar resources waiting to be harnessed, the continent has the potential to reshape its future through clean and sustainable energy solutions. Leading the charge in this transformation is the Productive Use of Solar
In the bustling world of beekeeping, amidst the several challenges buzzing over beekeepers, the relentless threat of the infamous honey badger looms large. Fierce and fearless, honey badgers have posed a significant threat to wooden beehives for years, leaving beekeepers counting huge losses. The medium-sized members of the weasel family are considered one of the
For Benson Abila, Primafacie Mutua, George Bush, and all the visionary minds at M-taka, it’s more than just business. It’s a movement, a revolution to transform the lakeside city of Kisumu into a clean, circular, and environmentally conscious city. M-taka is a tech-integrated waste management social enterprise that addresses the plastic waste challenge and other
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) stands as a beacon of hope amidst the challenges of climate change. As the world faces unprecedented environmental threats, KCIC has dedicated itself to fostering innovation and empowering communities to innovatively combat the climate crisis. As we continue striving for gender equality
After a decade of progressively supporting climate technology entrepreneurs in Kenya, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) has extended its reach to Uganda and Tanzania with a program under its renewable energy thematic area, designed to bolster SMEs that are leveraging solar energy in various agricultural value chains. Funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation,
Clean and renewable energy sources have become increasingly important in today’s world, and Kenya is taking significant strides in harnessing the power of solar energy for productive use. The recent three-day PUSE (Productive Use of Solar Energy) Bootcamp held in Nairobi by KCIC provided a platform for innovative enterprises to showcase their ideas and innovations
From July 11-13, 2023, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) conducted a transformative bootcamp session aimed at empowering east African entrepreneurs in the productive use of solar energy. The intensive three-day training took place in Kampala, Uganda targeting 10 selected enterprises under the PUSE program who were eager to harness the potential of solar energy
The Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) today hosted a delegation from the Commonwealth and KeNIA, marking a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships and collaboration for sustainable development. The meeting, held at the KCIC offices in Nairobi, provided a platform for productive discussions on the impact of KCIC’s programs, particularly the Agribiz and GreenBiz Initiative,
