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Kenya can ease its Ksh 11 trillion debt burden by converting part of its repayments into investments for renewable energy, reforestation, and climate-smart agriculture. Partnering with global financiers and using green bonds can unlock climate funding, create jobs, and strengthen Kenya’s resilience while advancing its green growth goals.
This 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 MoreThe report addresses the critical transformation opportunity highlighted at the InsurTech Forum Nairobi 2025 and provides practical guidance for leaders looking to move from theoretical understanding to scaled AI implementation.
Read MoreThis report reviews Kenya's Sustainable Energy Conference, highlighting renewable energy progress, key implementation and financing gaps, and a $15 billion investment strategy. It offers actionable solutions for stakeholders to drive universal electricity access by 2030 and position Kenya as a model for sustainable development in Africa.
Read MoreThis report analyzes Kenya's insurance fraud crisis, highlighting cyber security threats, AI-driven solutions, and action frameworks for insurers. It links the sector’s low 2.23% penetration to eroded trust and recommends regulatory and AML measures to shift from reactive fraud detection to proactive prevention.
Read MoreThe report explores the state of youth mental health in Kenya, highlighting progress in reducing depression and improving adolescent wellbeing, while addressing persistent stigma, trauma, and systemic barriers that limit access to care.
Read MoreKenya faces rising health and economic risks from NCDs, TB, air pollution, and climate-linked diseases. While progress exists in TB control and digital health, gaps in funding, data, and infrastructure remain. Scalable solutions include tech-driven community health, clean energy adoption, climate-sensitive surveillance, and innovative financing.
Read MoreThis report highlights how Kenya and Africa can drive green growth by advancing climate reforms, scaling renewable and nature-based solutions, and mobilizing innovative financing, while ensuring transparency, private sector participation, and ESG integration to turn climate ambition into resilience, jobs, and inclusive prosperity.
Read MoreKenya is reforming its insurance sector through stricter AML/CFT rules and the Insurance Professionals Act to enhance governance, align with global standards, build public trust, and drive sustainable growth while aiding its FATF grey list exit.
Read MoreThe report outlines high-value and rare farming products in Kenya, highlighting profitable crops, niche herbs, and spices with strong local and export market potential. It emphasizes demand trends, price ranges, and value addition opportunities for farmers and agribusiness investors.
Read MoreThis report examines Kenya’s worsening climate impacts—floods, health risks, and policy gaps—while outlining tech-driven, community-based innovations LEAP can champion to strengthen resilience, protect health, and promote sustainable livelihoods.
Read MoreThis report presents innovative, technology-driven approaches to bridge the health information gap in underserved areas. By combining low-cost tools like USSD, SMS, and radio with advanced solutions such as chatbots, digital hubs, gamified learning, and telemedicine, the report outlines inclusive strategies to deliver reliable health education, empower communities and promote sustainable wellness.
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