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What AgriBIz promises Kenyan youth and women

Despite the struggles by many Kenyans to succeed in agribusiness, they are still being saddled by unstable weather patterns;

  • KCIC Communications
  • October 29, 2018
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Offering clean cooking fuel to low income households

Koko Networks commercially soft-launched its technology suite in Nairobi in mid-2017. KOKO’s first offering to mass-market consumers and local retailers is a liquid ethanol cooking fuel solution.  KOKO deploys networks of “KOKOpoint” Fuel ATMs inside local shops, and customers dock their SmartCook fuel canisters with the KOKOpoints in order to buy fuel.   Consumers then return home to

Coping with climate change in Kenya

Climate change is perhaps the most considerable environmental challenge of our time globally. It affects ecosystems, water and food resources and health among others. The adverse effects on the Kenyan landscape have been witnessed with increased rainfall and droughts. Floods and droughts have caused damage to property and loss of life.  For instance, the flooding

Hundreds of eager teens attend the Inspire Leadership event

Given that youth are vital resource to ensuring a more sustainable future and fulfilling the SDGs, KCIC believes it is important to begin now- while they are still teenagers- to empower them to become the better leaders of tomorrow. A few weeks back, more than 550 teenagers attended the Inspire Leadership event which was geared at

Reducing water waste to help the environment and the bottom line

While working in water service providing, Joab Amollo began to notice over time the amount of water that was being wasted in the production process. Through leaks, poor metering, and problems with data handling, he found that an average of 50% of water typically gets lost and becomes “non-revenue water.”  Amollo consequently saw an opportunity

How to transition Kenya to a clean-cooking country

According to the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, 16,600 people in Kenya alone die every year as a result of exposure to smoke from traditional cookstoves and open fires. Rather than safer electric or gas stoves, 80% of the Kenyan population (especially in rural areas) relies primarily on burning wood and charcoal over open fires

Fixing climate change, one start-up at a time

PRESS RELEASE Largest Global Green Business Ideas Competition kicks off 2018 edition Nairobi, 8 August 2018– ClimateLaunchpad is the world’s leading green business ideas competition. It is set up to help aspiring entrepreneurs grow their green ideas into global businesses. ClimateLaunchpad welcomes innovations in renewable energy, energy efficiency, food and agriculture, water, transportation, industrial technology

Season 2 of the Climate Launch Pad: Kenyan edition

The second season of the Climate Launch Pad (CLP) is here! For the second year Kenya will be hosting the CLP competition which is the world’s biggest green idea competition. A Kenyan company, Alkagel, won at last years’ grand finale in Cyprus and we are are excited to host for the second time the Climate

Leveraging on opportunities for green growth in Kenya

The 4thNational Green Growth Conference 2018 held last week at the Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC) brought together various stakeholders from the government and private sector to deliberate on the measures being put in place to achieve a green economy and track the progress made so far.  One of the key documents that was referred

Tracking the progress in renewable energy and energy efficiency in Kenya

Kenya has an exciting opportunity to be a leader in harvesting sustainable and efficient energy. First of all, the country is naturally endowed with plentiful sunshine that can be converted into solar energy; this has been shown to be particularly beneficial for rural households and, increasingly, flower and vegetable farms according to Africa-EU Renewable Energy