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Victor Ndiege the CEO, Kenya Climate Ventures is on the Expert Panel for the 2024 Cleantech 50 to Watch

Press release 2024 Cleantech 50 to Watch List Highlights Promising Early-Stage Companies in Global Cleantech Innovation Victor Ndiege the CEO, Kenya Climate Ventures is on the Expert Panel for the 2024 Cleantech 50 to Watch As an expert panelist, we assist Cleantech Group with identifying innovators that are pushing the boundaries of technology, business models,

Powering Change: How KCV’s Investment in Rafode is Lighting Up Underserved Communities

At Kenya Climate Ventures (KCV), we are committed to driving sustainable market transformation through impact-driven investments. Our mission is to invest in, de-risk, and scale early-stage, climate-smart, and gender-inclusive enterprises that are transforming underserved and emerging markets. By providing patient capital and strategic support, we enable these enterprises to overcome barriers to market entry and

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Kenya Climate Ventures invests  in  Nazava Water Filters Limited to Advance  Access to Safe Drinking Water [Nairobi, Dec 15 2023] – Kenya Climate Ventures (KCV) is delighted to announce an investment in  Nazava Water Filters, a pioneering enterprise dedicated to providing safe and affordable drinking water to the 4.4 billion people globally without access to

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Kenya Climate Ventures and Taimba Limited Forge Transformative Investment Partnership in AgriTech [Nairobi, 08/SEP/2023] – Kenya Climate Ventures (KCV), a pioneering impact investment venture fund committed to advancing climate-smart solutions, and Taimba Limited, a dynamic AgriTech startup revolutionizing the agricultural supply chain, have officially sealed a transformative investment deal. Taimba Limited, operating a B2B mobile-based

National Stakeholders Consultation Workshop on Climate Adaptation Friday, 28th April 2023

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KCV Signs Refinancing Agreement with Acacia Innovations to Scale Production of Kuni Safi Briquettes

Kenya Climate Ventures has signed a refinancing agreement with Acacia Innovations Limited. The funding aims to scale the production and distribution of their Kuni Safi energy efficient briquettes to schools and industries. Acacia Innovations is a for-profit social enterprise that has shown commitment by re-investing majority of their profits back into the business to achieve

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Victor Ndiege of Kenya Climate Ventures announced as one of the 2022 Meaningful Business 100. The leading award in the profit and purpose space, recognises and supports outstanding business leaders combining profit and purpose to help achieve the UN Global Goals. 25th October 2022, Nairobi, Kenya: Meaningful Business, a global community of progressive leaders combining

KCV signs loan agreement with Shammah Rown Group to finance seedling production technology 

Kenya Climate Ventures has given Shammah Rown Group a loan investment to help the company set up a tissue culture laboratory in western Kenya. This marks a significant step forward in Shammah Rown Group’s roadmap to increase their production capacity of certified and safe food and tree seedlings. The loan agreement underscores the purpose of

KCV Clients Receive CO-Financing From KKCF

Sunken Limited , Rafode Limited and Hydroponics Africa Limited are among the overall winners of the just concluded Kakuma Kalobeyei Challenge Fund competition. The Kakuma Kalobeyei Challenge Fund (KKCF) is a program run by the International Finance Corporation implemented together with the Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund, UNHCR and the Turkana County Government. Structured on a

Going nuts: Farmers’ big bet to escape poverty

Macadamia farming is a sunrise industry. It holds much promise for farmers, the economy and consumers alike, particularly as the market is experiencing exponential growth in demand. The potential of the macadamia farming and processing industry is still young in Kenya, meaning that farmers are still learning the trade tricks. Therefore, the industry requires more