Successful RoadMap to a circular economy

2023 is underlining collective global, regional and national efforts in the transition to a circular  economy. This year’s conference aims to provide an understanding of key ingredients  in a successful ROADMAP to a circular economy, as well as to highlight the challenges, trends, and opportunities in Southern and East Africa to transition to a circular economy.

8th Annual Circular Economy Key Discussion Themes

This year’s conference aims to provide an understanding of key ingredients  in a successful ROADMAP to a circular economy, as well as to highlight the challenges, trends, and opportunities in Southern and East Africa to transition to a circular economy.

Plastics

Rethinking Plastic choices – how to make the EPR work

1

Food

The new destination for Organic waste

3

Water

Water – from harvest, efficiency to wastewater treatment; less is more

5

Fashion

Slowing down Fast fashion and Africa’s growing role.

2

Digital Revolution

How the Digital Revolution can change the story

4

Renewable Energy

New legislations, innovations & investments.

6

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The Urgency of Change

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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 …

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Our Partners

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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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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.

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