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Kenya is positioning itself as a hub for bioeconomy through an SEI project that seeks to create business clusters and shared infrastructure for enterprises in the sector.
Kenya is intensifying its efforts towards a sustainable bioeconomy through partnerships that integrate policy, research, and private sector innovation.
At the centre of this effort is the Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) project, spearheaded by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) in collaboration with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), and supported by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA).
The project aims to accelerate the use of biological resources in agriculture, industry, and energy while fostering innovation, green jobs, and climate resilience.
It also facilitates collaboration between Kenyan and Swedish stakeholders, with Sweden contributing technical expertise and policy know-how.
Other publication / This report gives an overview of the bioeconomy in Eastern Africa with a specific focus on food security and sustainable agriculture.
Other publication / The growing bioeconomy offers an opportunity for countries in Eastern Africa to achieve many of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Feature / The Global Bioeconomy Summit 2024 will spotlight Africa’s bioeconomy innovation, with SEI launching a report on Eastern Africa’s sustainable growth potential.
