Addressing Africa’s first Sustainable Blue Economy conference in Nairobi in 2018, President Kenyatta noted that Kenya’s Blue Economy could easily contribute three times its present share of gross…
How can countries “build back better” and make sure their social protection systems can respond quickly and efficiently to future shocks?
In 1985, A.V. Dicey expounded on the rule of law as an essential component of constitutionalism. In Kenya, the rules of law and justice are enshrined as national values in its constitution.
In Kenya, women in water utilities face barriers in accessing equal employment opportunities throughout their career trajectory.
Ensuring better integration of refugees into host communities and longer-term investments in both refugees and their hosts.
Cancer, one of the leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Kenya, can have a crushing impact not just on those who suffer from them but also on the people around them.
Members of the World Bank-supported S4YE Youth Advisory Group (YAG) have stepped up to help manage the food crisis in their respective local communities.
At IFC, we look to bolster the global coffee supply chain by providing financing solutions and technical support to help coffee farmers improve their productivity, reduce post-harvest losses, and…
As countries around the world are in different stages of responding to the COVID-19 emergency, how should aid agencies and policy makers approach recovery while also addressing climate change?…
A typical day for Samuel – a fruit stand vendor in Nairobi, Kenya – would start at 6 am, buying fruits from the wholesale market and selling them at a street corner of a bustling commercial area.…