Circular Economy Africa is a private-public platform in which companies, knowledge institutes, policymakers, and (local) authorities collaborate to promote and support national and international collaboration and knowledge exchange on circular economy in Africa.
Together with you, we want to transition into a new sustainable and inclusive economy. Our focus areas will help you prioritize and form the right partnerships to achieve greater and faster impact.
The biggest challenge to sustainability lies in the current linear–take, make, waste economic model and an outdated energy system.
There is a significant disconnection between people and the planet. People do not view nature and the environment as their home, business ground, and cycle of life.
We are knowledge exchange platform, your basic sustainability information and tools to inform your sustainable business decisions and implementation.
An organization’s most important asset is its people at SIB-K. We like emphasizing the level of transformation we see in organizations that apply a People-First Approach.
We are a neutral platform that works on different levels to speed up the transition to a sustainable, inclusive economy. We work with business, academia, civil society, and the government for an inclusive delivery of these services:
The intricate web of relationships, values, and norms that bind communities together forms the community’s ‘Social Fabric.’ It influences general behavior and the community’s values, which cultivate an interest in the environment and the attitude to push for policy changes. The environment extends beyond human interactions to include our relationship with the natural world. Given […]
Water is a fundamental resource for sustaining life, supporting ecosystems, and driving socioeconomic activities. When we have it in plenty, we tend to forget how vital it is, but when it becomes scarce, we quickly realize it is a matter of life and death. The average human can generally go about 30 days without food […]
Plastic packaging has brought us undeniable convenience, which is valuable for our bustling, on-the-go society. This is especially true in the food and beverage industry and other fast-moving everyday products. However, the type of economy that currently creates this value is the linear or take-make-waste type, which is mainly focused on delivering the product to the market […]
In the era of climate change and environmental responsibility, businesses are increasingly looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint while also tapping into new revenue streams. Carbon trading presents a unique opportunity for companies to not only mitigate their emissions but also generate financial benefits. The Carbon Market is a system designed to reduce […]
On April 12th, 2024, KEPSA, through Sustainable Inclusive Business, in partnership with the World Bank, launched the Carbon Market Guidebook for Kenyan Enterprises at a stakeholder-engaging event in Nairobi. The guidebook aims to provide step-by-step guidance for Kenyan enterprises in various industries, including agriculture, waste management, environment, forestry, trade, banking, insurance, manufacturing, energy, transportation, construction, […]
(9th April 2024, Nairobi): KEPSA, through Sustainable Inclusive Business and the Kenya Plastics Pact, in collaboration with the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), today co-hosted an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) workshop where producers and manufacturers presented their EPR implementation plans. This workshop, supported by USAID and Prosper Africa, brought together over 150 producers and waste handlers/pickers […]
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