EfD Kenya has launched a new study that will examine how energy-efficient appliances are affecting the lives of households and small enterprises. The study will focus on what happens after an…
EfD researchers have found that carbon markets deliver impacts beyond emissions reduction. They distinguish between direct, indirect, and incidental effects. Direct impact is reduced greenhouse gas…
A recent study has investigated what factors have shaped one of the Kenyan government's most progressive frameworks, the 2019 Gender Policy, and what recommendations emerged from it. The study Who has…
The Inclusive Green Economy in Practice (IGEP) network took a significant leap forward in 2025 to ensure impact beyond the program's duration. The IGE Fellows, alumni, and IGE support teams created a…
Michael Ndwiga, Center Director of EfD Kenya and a lecturer in the Department of Economics and Development Studies at the University of Nairobi, was on February 26th, awarded by the University of…
Kenya’s second-hand clothing (mitumba) sector supports approximately 2 million livelihoods but also generates significant textile waste due to unsellable imports. EfD Kenya researchers have been…
A newly published study covering more than 4,500 people across Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda highlights factors that drive – or reduce - public acceptance of policies aimed at…
As African economies face growing climate risks, policymakers, academics, and development partners are increasingly seeking tools that integrate environmental sustainability with macroeconomic…
A new study revealed that by using mobile cold trucks, Kenyan fishers are finally beating the heat that destroys over a third of their catch every year. This research was conducted by EfD fellows Marc…
Water utility leaders from four African cities—Accra, Nairobi, Kampala, and Dar es Salaam—came together for a unique workshop aimed at sharing experiences and building stronger ties with researchers…