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The report examines Kenya’s rural electricity gap and barriers to solar adoption. It highlights PAYG models as key to affordability and proposes two solutions—Solar Ambassadors for local servicing and Solar for Productive Use to power small enterprises—aimed at driving last-mile electrification and rural growth.
Kenya has emerged as Africa's premier technology hub, securing 29% of the continent's startup funding ($638M in 2024) while pioneering climate tech innovation with 39% of investments directed toward green solutions, demonstrating how digital transformation and sustainable development can converge to drive economic growth.
Read MoreThis report presents a gap analysis and innovation framework for youth green skills and climate action in Kenya. It highlights the urgent challenge of youth unemployment and climate vulnerability, reviews existing interventions and their shortcomings, and proposes the Youth Green Skills Accelerator, a scalable, technology-enabled model linking training, community projects, and employment pathways.
Read MoreStrategic integration of AI, blockchain, and big data analytics to transform ESG monitoring and reporting from manual processes to automated, transparent systems that deliver measurable business value.
Read MoreArtificial intelligence is making renewable energy smarter and carbon markets cleaner. AI can now predict wind power 36 hours ahead with 20% better accuracy, cut energy waste by up to 20%, and spot fake carbon credits with 97% precision. The numbers are staggering the AI energy market is exploding from KSh 110 billion to KSh 631 billion by 2032.
Read MoreThe report proposes a tech-driven strategy to grow Kenya’s carbon credit market by linking reforestation with social impact, using advanced verification tools, launching a digital marketplace, and forming corporate partnerships to attract premium buyers.
Read MoreThis report explores Kenya’s climate strategy, focusing on clean energy, carbon credit regulation, ESG adoption, and resilience. It highlights key policies, market trends, and investment opportunities for a sustainable, low-carbon future.
Read MoreKenya offers tax incentives—like reduced corporate taxes, VAT/duty exemptions, and excise cuts—to boost green growth, electric vehicles, and solar energy adoption, aiming to lower emissions and promote sustainable development.
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Read MoreThis research explores how AI enhances ESG risk assessments by improving data accuracy, detecting climate, social, and governance risks, and increasing operational efficiency. Despite challenges like bias and data gaps, AI offers significant cost savings and better risk management, positioning it as a key driver of corporate sustainability.
Read MoreKenyan companies are increasingly adopting ESG principles in their operations due to investor expectations, regulatory changes, and the pursuit of sustainable growth. This shift emphasizes environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and robust governance
Read MoreThis research analyzes ESG adoption trends across Africa in 2025, showing how regulatory advances, investor demand, and corporate integration drive sustainable practices. ESG compliance attracts more foreign investment, lowers borrowing costs, and boosts firm resilience. However, challenges like greenwashing and data gaps persist.
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