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During the just concluded AWWS conference, among the topics of discussion was green transition and the circular economy. United Nations Environmental program (UNEP) defines green economy as a macro- economic approach which focuses on investing in low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive activities. Elsewhere, the circular economy has being defined as a model of …

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As the impact of improper waste disposal becomes increasingly apparent, East African countries are recognizing the urgent need to address waste management issues. This article explores the current state of waste management in the region and emphasizes the importance of collaboration among countries to tackle this shared challenge as was discussed during one of the …

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Kiambu County government has launched a waste sorting and segregation program aimed at enlightening stakeholders about the advantages of waste sorting for value addition and job creation.

The pace of green job creation is accelerating, fast tracking Kenya’s transition towards a low-carbon economy, becoming an engine of development. Eight economic sectors play a central role in the growth of the green jobs sector: agriculture, forestry, fishing, energy, resource-intensive manufacturing, recycling, building and transport. Investment to create green jobs is one side of the jobs …

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