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Address: 121 King St, Dameitta, EgyptNairobi, 2nd September 2024- Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) is proud to announce its acceptance into the Race to Zero campaign, establishing itself as one of the pioneering African organizations to receive this prestigious recognition. “We are honored to be recognized as a Race to Zero Accelerator,” said Joseph Murabula, the Chief Executive Officer of
The Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) is a social impact organization operating in the climate space, committed to supporting micro and small enterprises and driven by innovation. KCIC provides incubation, capacity-building services, and financing to Kenyan entrepreneurs and new ventures that are developing innovative solutions in renewable energy and energy efficiency, water management, agribusiness, waste
Kenya Climate innovation Center (KCIC) is thrilled to unveil the top 20 finalists drawn from the Kenyan edition of the 2024 Climate Launchpad Competition. This initiative, now in its 8th year, was founded to unlock the world’s cleantech potential that addresses climate change. The competition is renowned for spotlighting groundbreaking inventions and innovations that seek
In a sustained effort towards addressing climate change and empowering rural communities, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) is set to implement the Distributed Renewable Energy Ecosystem Model (DREEM) in Kenya. Funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the initiative will focus on integrating solar energy solutions into the dairy and horticulture value chains in
Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) and the IKEA Foundation embarked on a two-week monitoring exercise to gauge the progress and strides of the Sustainable Waste Innovation for a Future in Transition (SWIFT) Programme. Launched in February this year, the programme seeks to transform the waste management sector in Kenya through tailored support to waste entrepreneurs
July 16-19, 2024. For four days in Nairobi, we sat with the dreamers, daredevils, visionaries, creatives. They were some of the main acts of Kenya’s waste economy. We brainstormed, networked, shared ideas and experiences, compared notes, agreed, disagreed, unlearned, learned, and relearned. Gathered under the banner of the Sustainable Waste Innovation for a Future in
“No country or region alone will have all the answers. We must collaborate, co-operate, and use our collective creativity to address the greatest challenge of our lifetime,” said the Irish Deputy Prime Minister, Micheál Martin. He spoke Wednesday, July 17, 2024, at the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) where he addressed climate innovators who are
On this World Environment Day, we are yet again reminded of the critical need of adopting sustainable approaches to how we interact with natural resources to reduce the strain on the environment and promote a healthy ecosystem. The theme for this year’s commemoration dubbed “Land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience,” couldn’t have come at a
In a groundbreaking move geared at transitioning Kenya to a circular and inclusive economy, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) has unveiled the inaugural cohort of the Sustainable Waste Innovation for a Future in Transition (SWIFT) programme. The cohort of 57 entrepreneurs drawn from across the country, 32 under Incubation and 25 in acceleration, will
“The world is significantly off track in meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement, underpinning the need for urgent action towards combating the growing threats posed by climate change. There is a glaring gap in emissions reductions, with current national commitments falling short by 20.3 to 23.9 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent, compared to the levels
