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28 Nov 22

KCL SIGNS MOU WITH PREMIER ACADEMY TO EMPOWER CLIMATE CHAMPIONS

KCIC Consulting Limited (KCL) and Premier Academy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to champion climate change education among young people in Kenya.

16 Nov 22

Wood conference looks at role of timber in design and construction

The Wood Architect Rockstars program, a knowledge platform for architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and timber experts, took place on the 24th of October to 4th of November at Tobriana Hotel in Nairobi. The event themed, The Journey, aimed at changing the narrative around timber and to break the cycle of skepticism around wood as a desirable […]

15 Nov 22

Kenya among countries to benefit from US$350m Climate Investment Fund

Kenya is among the first countries that will receive funding from Nature, People and Climate Investment programme (NPC), a newly launched initiative by Climate Investment Fund (CIF). The announcement was made by CIF CEO Mafalda Duarte at the ongoing COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt where she congratulated the first group of countries that will […]

02 Nov 22

KCIC Consulting joins the private sector to accelerate climate change adaptation efforts in Kenya

KCIC Consulting yesterday joined KEPSA to launch the Private Sector Strategy on Climate Change in Kenya. The Strategy has been developed as a national guide for the private sector to invest and implement climate change solutions at national and county levels in line with the reviewed Kenya’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). The Strategy prioritizes private […]

15 Sep 22

Registration for wood architect program open

The two-week Journey Program in Nairobi, Kenya from Oct 24th – Nov 4th, 2022, will offer young professionals, graduates, engineers and architects a chance to discuss how wood can build better, quicker, and with higher quality. Billed as an opportunity to connect with the ‘doers and thinkers’ in the world of timber, the program is open […]

15 Sep 22

Timber buildings can shrink construction’s carbon footprint

Tall timber buildings, made entirely of mass timber (layers of wood bonded together) or steel-timber and timber-concrete hybrid construction, are gaining popularity worldwide. Every couple of months a yet taller timber building seems to pop up somewhere. Last month for instance, an Australian developer, Thrive Construct, announced the world’s tallest steel-timber hotel in the country. However, for […]

06 Mar 22

Propelling the growth of SMEs through mentorship

Micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) development remains a high priority for many governments worldwide. In Kenya, MSMEs account for 70% of the total employment rate and 50% of the GDP.

06 Mar 22

Development Communication: Your Organisation’s link to success

The state of development communication in the development space is not very impressive. Most organizations communicate their reports, impacts, findings, and what they do, only internally and also to their partners or donors

06 Mar 22

How to integrate sustainable financing in building a better economy

The Kenyan budget for the fiscal year 2021/22 is themed “Building Back Better: Strategy for Resilient and Sustainable Economic Recovery and Inclusive Growth”. A sustainable economy cannot ignore the effects of climate change,

01 Feb 22

Who is KCIC Consulting?

KCIC Consulting Limited (KCL) is a one-stop center for consulting services. KCL mainly offers a broad spectrum of consulting services to government institutions, Central and County governments, Corporations, International organizations, Small and Medium enterprises, national and international NGOs, etc.

27 Jan 22

Kenya Climate Innovation Center Consulting Limited: Fostering Development Communication

Kenya Climate Innovation Center Consulting Limited (KCL) offers development communication services to organizations that are keen on communicating their impact.

07 Jan 22

How firms can turn climate change into bankable deals

In 2022, the African continent will be in the headline when it comes to matters of climate change. In November this year, the world will be gathering in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, to discuss and agree on how to curtail and, at the same time, adapt to climate change.