On the 26th of October 2022, Sustainable Inclusive Business(SIB-K), a
"Circular economy won't just happen; it will wait till everyone takes individual and corporate responsibility and it requires intention and design. It requires new values and system Change for all."
On the 26th of October 2022, Sustainable Inclusive Business(SIB-K), a
On the 7 and 8th of October 2021, Sustainable Inclusive
KENYA TO ACCELERATE THE ADOPTION OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY Members of
KEPSA Offices
Mamlaka Road
Shelter Afrique Building, 5th Floor
Phone: +254 716 301 817
Email:karin@sustainableinclusivebusiness.org
1Hd- 50, 010 Avenue, NY 90001
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Phone: 009-215-5595
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Name: Ronaldo König
Phone: 009-215-5595
Email: info@example.com
1Hd- 50, 010 Avenue, NY 90001
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Name: Ronaldo König
Phone: 009-215-5595
Email: info@example.com
Name: Ronaldo König
Phone: 009-215-5595
Email: info@example.com
The circular economy is a groundbreaking concept that challenges the traditional "take, make, dispose" model of production and consumption. Instead, it encourages a regenerative approach where resources are used efficiently, products are designed for longevity, and waste is minimized. By creating closed-loop systems, Africa can achieve economic prosperity while preserving natural resources and ecosystems for future generations.
Africa is becoming more aware of circular economic principles, and economies across East, West, Central and South Africa are gaining momentum, with private sector initiatives taking up the challenge to adopt more sustainable economic models. The opportunity to swiftly and progressively transition to a circular economy holds many opportunities for Africa. By taking active thought leadership, the continent will ensure future growth with a focus on sustainability, not only in economic terms but also in planetary terms.
At Circular Economy Africa, we are dedicated to transforming how we think about economic growth and environmental responsibility across Africa. Our mission is to promote, educate, and collaborate on circular economy principles that drive sustainable development, reduce waste, and enhance the well-being of our communities.
We envision a thriving Africa where circular economy principles underpin every facet of society – from local businesses to multinational corporations, from urban planning to rural development. By embracing the circular economy, we can unlock new avenues for innovation, job creation, and sustainable growth that benefit both people and the planet.
In a continent where the imperative to address environmental challenges has never been more urgent, the Annual Circular Economy Conference stands as a beacon of hope and possibility. This gathering of thought leaders, visionaries, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and enthusiasts celebrates the circular mindset that challenges conventions and seeks to create systems that regenerate, renew, and redefine our world.
From reimagining production and consumption models to pioneering disruptive technologies that reinvent how we interact with materials, the conference is a dynamic platform for igniting conversations, fostering collaboration, and nurturing the seeds of change. Here, bold ideas collide, transformative solutions emerge, and real-world success stories inspire us to take the path less travelled – the path that leads to a regenerative and prosperous future.
Through a rich tapestry of keynote presentations, interactive workshops, B2B and B2G networking platforms, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, the Annual Circular Economy Conference encourages us to envision a world where waste becomes a relic of the past, where innovation flourishes within the bounds of planetary boundaries, and where economic growth harmonizes with social equity and environmental stewardship.
The European Union and Kenya have a long-standing partnership – covering Political, Development, Economic and Security Cooperation. The European Union and its Member States, acting jointly as Team Europe …
TheRockGroup (TRG) is an ambitious agency driving the transition towards a sustainable economy and society. We believe that fair and sustainable business can and should accelerate this transition.
IUCN is a membership Union of government and civil society organizations. Together, we work to advance sustainable development and create a just world that values and conserves nature.
KEPSA is the apex organization of the private sector in Kenya. It brings together local and foreign business associations, chambers of commerce, professional bodies, corporates from multinational companies
Sustainable Inclusive Business – Kenya (SIB-K) is a neutral initiative established through a fruitful partnership between the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) Foundation and the Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands in Kenya.
Greenthing is a Kenyan brand that provides eco-friendly and toxin-free products as conversation starters on climate change and how we can collectively live more sustainably. It was started by a Kenyan journalist and sustainability Youtuber who wanted to use every day home essentials to make sustainability more relatable.
Tambuzi: Climate change poses an existential threat to businesses around the globe. Every organization large and small must take up the challenge to measure, reduce and contribute towards their individual impact. Tambuzi was the first flower farm in the world to sign up to the UN Climate Neutral Now program in 2019 and has since been joined by 20 other companies in Kenya.
