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ACTS is a leading international think tank working to harness applications of science, technology & innovation for sustainable development in Africa.
ICIPE, Duduville Campus, Kasarani
Joined May 2011
Let's bridge the gap and empower women entrepreneurs in sustainable transportation #WomenInEMobility #SustainableTransport"
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The implementing partners include Coventry University in the UK and the African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS) in Kenya, along with the Kenya Climate Innovation Centre (KCIC) and Coventry University Social Enterprise (CUSE).#eMobilityForAll
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Currently listening to Eng Mutisya, formerly of Kenya's Ministry of Energy, sharing insights on e-mobility and the energy nexus. His expert perspective highlights how sustainable transportation can transform our future by integrating clean energy solutions #eMobility #Sustainabl
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Sector Growth Comprehensive understanding of Kenya’s clean energy sector reveals immense potential for growth and innovation! Let's empower more innovators! #CleanEnergy #Kenya
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From 2010-2020, solar PV, wind & solar thermal led clean energy funding growth. #CleanEnergy #OffGrid #RenewableInvestment
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Dr Ann Kingiri is currently presenting the objectives of the EVI-SICEE project. "We're researching what enhances or limits youth & women entrepreneursfrom accessing investments in clean energy innovation. The goal? Scaling best practices for impact" #CleanEnergy #WomenInBusiness
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It's Day 2 of our workshop, and we're thrilled to have stakeholders on board to validate and discuss scaling strategies for youth & women-led clean energy businesses! Together, let's build a more inclusive and sustainable future for all! #CleanEnergyAfrica
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As we wrapped up our project team workshop on day 1, we discussed scaling strategies for youth & women-led clean energy enterprises! Exciting times ahead as we co-create knowledge to drive impact across Africa! #CleanEnergyInnovations
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Here are some of the challenges faced by youth and women-led clean energy enterprises in Kenya: High Investment Costs & Limited Financial Support, Bureaucratic Licensing Requirements,Poor Information Dissemination & Awareness,Gender-Specific Barriers amoung others.
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RT @AFNS_ACTS: Dr Ann Kingiri @ACTSNET noted during workshop on scaling & impact in youth & women-led clean energy enterprises that women a…
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The future of clean energy is in the hands of our youth! Let's support and amplify their innovative ideas through the EVI-SICEE project." says our consultant,@wandera_faith
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