circular economy

Developing and developed countries alike have embraced the tradition of keeping products in a cycle within the market, notably through means like thrifting. This practice has experienced a surge in popularity with the increasing awareness of the impacts of ethical and sustainable materials and products. As society grapples with the consequences of linear production and consumption models, the circular economy has emerged as a crucial paradigm for addressing environmental concerns and promoting sustainable practices.

In this era of climate change, corporate responsibility is not merely an option; it is an absolute necessity. Sustainable business practices are the key to addressing the environmental challenges we face while ensuring long-term profitability.

KenGen, Kenya’s leading power producer and the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) recently reached a deal to put up the country’s first waste-to-energy utility scale power plant in the city. The…

Recycling is becoming trendy in the fashion industry as companies, consumers, and policymakers look to circular fashion to tackle the industry’s environmental impact and respond to new economic opportunities.  …

Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) has partnered with Bakers Association of Kenya towards recycling post-consumer plastic bread bags waste in the country. Under the partnership, the two associations will work…

Population and economic growth is piling pressure on freshwater resources, with demand rising faster than supply and yet 80 percent of global wastewater still goes to waste. Whether it’s at…