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T4SD Kenya Hub

Main contributions to Kenyan enterprises

Access to individual MSME coaching by experienced coaches and trainers on better management of climate-induced risks and opportunities, which includes examples of production losses, energy supply, water shortages or transport disturbances, as well as the development of new business opportunities through newly emerging product and service demands;
Access to individual MSME coaching and assistance on compliance with voluntary sustainability standards (e.g. Fairtrade, Organic etc.) required by international buyers, identifying gaps in compliance with standards, implementing practices to address the gaps and preparing for certification and audits;
Connections to potential buyers in export markets and to providers of ‘green’ finance such as banks and investors.

“The coaching program has helped so much in appreciating climate change and its impacts on the business environment. As well as protection of resources available in our environment to achieve sustainability”

Ms. Betty Cheboi, Kentaste Products Limited

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The Hub Host Organization

Strathmore Business School (SBS) and the Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) are hosting the Kenya Hub. SBS has taken the responsibility of influencing leadership of public and private sectors in the continent whilst KCIC provides holistic, country-driven support to accelerate the development, deployment and transfer of locally relevant climate and clean energy technologies.