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Address: 121 King St, Dameitta, EgyptProvision of accessible and clean energy solutions for Kenyans still remains one of the most challenging and time consuming processes. Getting end users to change their behavior towards adopting cleaner energy sources and cook stoves may require a lot more patience and hard work. Kenyans have over the years been reliant on biomass energy for
Christian Aid, an International (British) Non-Governmental Organization working in Kenya to eradicate poverty has launched a global campaign on promoting clean and renewable energy dubbed the “Big Shift”. The campaign aims at influencing a shift of investment away from fossils fuels to renewable energy while promoting access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy. In Kenya
Over the years, the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) has been supporting innovations in clean technology in order to adapt to climate change effects and spur green growth. The KCIC Green Tech Accelerator program was launched in order to address rapid business growth of enterprises and make them investment ready through a raft of services
Women all over Africa, especially in the rural and peri-urban areas still rely heavily on charcoal energy. This has necessitated the need to have cook stoves that produce less smoke and consume less wood fuel. A recent survey (Sector mapping and market assessment of the improved cookstoves sector in Kenya) that was conducted by the
Water hyacinth despite being a menace has over the past few years proven to be a useful resource. Hyancinth has been used to make furniture, baskets, produce energy in the form of biogas and briquettes and act as organic fertilizer. The sea weed whose origin is South America found its way into Kenya in the
Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) is one of the partners for the Billion Dollar Business Alliance for Rainwater Harvesting – Kenya Chapter that inked a Memorandum of Understanding on 11 April 2017 in Nairobi, under the leadership of the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Mr Eugune Wamalwa and Dr. Alice Kaudia,
The Mutunguru Hydropower Project began as a community initiative in 2004. In 2009, the project received support from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) who donated a 26 kilowatt turbine together with a team of experts for the installation. The community on their end contributed some money and labour to build the intake, a
Peter Chege, the founder and CEO of Hydroponics Africa is one proud entrepreneur. Having recently sealed an order to supply 2 tonnes of herbs to a client in Dubai every month. The herbs which range from basil, rosemary, thyme, mint, oregano among others will be grown through the vertical and horizontal vegetable systems. This order has
A quick scan through the budget statement 2017-2018, one thing stands out for me, as a policy analyst with special interest in the climate change agenda, climate change was missing out in the statement by the CS National Treasury. The national budget is the main policy document for the country and through the budget the
