In Summary Kenya is estimated to generate Sh85 billion from carbon trading by 2030. Kenya has a limited regulatory framework and lacks requisite laws which makes carbon trading in the country an almost opaque undertaking. A proposed Bill before the National Assembly aims to give individuals and communities a fair share in Kenya’s multi-billion shilling...Read More

Trading carbon emissions has emerged as a promising solution for combating global warming and aligning economic interests with environmental goals. As the potential to become one of the world’s largest markets, estimates indicate that the carbon credits market could reach impressive values, attracting both corporations looking to offset their carbon footprint and governments striving to...Read More