Community Engagement & Walk along Ngong River
The involvement of local and international partners significantly enriched the conversations, with prominent figures such as the Deputy PermRep to UN, Dr Martin Röw and UN Habitat's Oumar Sylla contributing valuable insights. Dr. Pamela Olet, Chairperson of the Nairobi Rivers Commission, also made substantial contributions.
An informative walk along one of the Ngong Rivers provided firsthand insight into the precarious state of the Nairobi Dam and its tributaries. The event concluded with the identification of crucial solutions, particularly highlighting the necessity for collaborative partnerships and mobilization of resources.
Acknowledging the intricate nature of the project, involving various agencies, there was unanimous agreement on the indispensability of collective efforts that surpass the capabilities of any singular organization.
The event achieved the following:
1. 263 community members participated and sensitized.
2. 400 meters of the river was covered during the walk.
#LetTheRiversFlow
Climate Action Summit 2025: Road to COP 30
The four-day Climate Action Summit 2025: Road to COP 30 brought together key stakeholders from government, civil society, academia, and community-based organizations to deliberate on advancing climate action in Kenya and beyond. The discussions centered around three main themes — Climate Policy, Leadership, and Localized Implementation — highlighting the urgent need for stronger governance frameworks, improved coordination, and integration of scientific research into policy decisions. Experts and policymakers emphasized aligning national and county policies with global climate commitments to ensure coherent and effective action ahead of COP 30.
E-Waste Tour (Learning)
Day 1 The Lab-Not-Lab* E-Waste Tour officially began on Wednesday, 22nd October 2025, led by Mr. Thuo and Mr. Peter, the Founding Director of the Electronic Waste Initiative Kenya (EWIK). The three-day event, running until Friday, 25th October 2025, brought together various organizations and stakeholders involved in waste management, including representatives from SDI, ETCO, university students, and other partners. The main aim was to explore and learn about the entire E-Waste value chain, from collection and sorting to recycling and repurposing.
Back to what we do best
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