Kenya is expanding its commitments to environmental sustainability, with investment in climate products reaching an overall figure of 34.9 per cent.
Data from the State of Climatech in Africa, the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and FSO, reveals the specific areas driving green capital allocation across the country.
Solar-powered equipment and tree-planting initiatives lead the investment drive, each accounting for 18.8 per cent.
These dual focus areas underline Kenya's dual strategy of expanding renewable energy access while advancing reforestation efforts to combat soil degradation and climate impact.
Water conservation represents 6.8 per cent of climate investments, reflecting ongoing measures to secure water resources against drought.
Meanwhile, purchases of efficient cooking energy technologies make up 3.4 per cent, aimed at reducing dependence on biomass and lowering household emissions. At the lower end of the spectrum, biogas systems capture 0.3 per cent of the market share.
