climate change

The recent symposium on “Emerging Issues in Environmental Law,” held on May 30-31, 2024, in Nairobi and online marked a pivotal moment in the global conversation about our planet’s future. Gathering experts from around the world, the event highlighted the current state of environmental policies and pointed towards the future, emphasizing the need for evolving

Kenya is a signatory to international multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) which serve as foundations for environmental conservation, global environmental awareness, and sustainable development. The MEA’s come in the form of conventions, treaties, agreements and protocols. These MEA’s serve as cornerstones for conservation of the environment, worldwide environmental awareness, and sustainable environmental development. Kenya’s commitment to

Environmental governance, the process of making and implementing decisions that affect the environment and the people who depend on it. It involves a variety of actors, such as governments, civil society, indigenous peoples, businesses, and academia, who have different interests, values, and perspectives on environmental issues. In a world where environmental challenges transcend borders, the

Kenya, a country rich in natural resources, has great potential for green energy. Green energy projects play a crucial role in addressing energy poverty, environmental sustainability, and climate change. The country’s ambitious aim to reach 100% renewable energy by 2030 relies on both technology and the active participation of various local communities. However, journey towards