Starting at the source; Supporting sustainability in firms’ supply chains
In the coming week, the 26th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 26) to the United Nations Framework
Why eco-funding is banks’ best bet
Last week the Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved a climate adaptation project on enhancing community resilience and water security in
Agriculture still requires youth, women on farms
If you have ever driven along any major highway in Africa, you will not miss women and youth crowding at
Going green to shape financing
Banking has acquired a first name; it is official, sustainable banking is the way to go for the sector. It
Why eco-reports can make or break firms
Sustainability reporting has become a buzz-word that companies, ranging from SMEs to large firms as well as multinationals, are aiming
How sustainability in banks will address climate change woes
Climate change, diminishing resources, partners pressure and population growth continue to emerge as business challenges as well as opportunities. Investors,
Sustainable commercial forestry that grows income
The advancement of forestry is intrinsic in achievement of sustainable development global goals. This is due to the intricate roles
Taxing cooking gas rolls back gains in the energy sector
Kenya plays a leading role in Africa in fighting climate change by embracing renewable power sources be it wind, hydro,
Eco-growth and new normal after Covid-19
Globally, the Covid-19 pandemic has caused a temporary reduction of human impact on the environment. It is expected, however, that
Lessons from Isuzu 100,000 vehicle sales
This week Isuzu East Africa celebrated the sale of their 100,000th vehicle in Kenya since 1977. This is clearly not