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Investment in climate-smart agriculture has the potential of transforming Africa

Agriculture contributes to 14% of global (greenhouse gas) emissions making it a crucial sector that needs to urgently adopt sustainable, resilient and climate-smart solutions(Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations). Recent research indicates that challenges experienced in Africa such as climate change, human growth and consumer demands hinder the sustainable growth of the food

Why there is a need to invest in humanitarian markets

Over two billion people worldwide live in countries where development outcomes are derailed by fragility, conflict, and violence. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, without intervention, roughly two-thirds of the world’s extreme poor will live in fragility conflict and violent settings by 2030. Studies reveal that over 80 percent of countries experiencing fragility conflict

How has the humanitarian market been restructured to promote sustainable development?

Recent and reoccurring deadly weather phenomenon in East Africa, such as Cyclone Idai, and several other pre-existing factors are fueling a rather worsening scenario of unprecedented humanitarian crises. Essentially, natural disasters induced by climate change- a sculpture of anthropogenic activities- disrupt normal markets impeding their self-sustainability. The time required to fix the problems caused by

Saving lives and making money: The need for humanitarian financing

There is a critical role investors play in alleviating human suffering, improving the resilience of communities worldwide and by doing so help in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The need to do so has become more pressing due to the complex challenges of climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic. Natural disasters linked to climate

Investing in clean energy to mitigate the effects of climate change

In 2020, the World Economic Forum ranked climate change as the biggest threat to sustainable development. Therefore, to achieve climate goals, it is estimated that wind, solar and biogas must provide almost all new electricity and power capacity between now and 2040.   Private and government sectors have since established that investing in clean energy is

Water management investments crucial in achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Given the relationship between water security and economic growth, it is safe to say that investments in the water sector are key for sustainable development and inclusive growth, leading to the realization of multiple sustainable development goals such as health, food security, sustainable cities, sustainable consumption and production and health. SDG 6 specifically reflects the

Access to finance remains a key booster to SME growth

The staying power of a business has always been attributed to its financing structure, its management, and the kind of assistance it might receive. This means that one of the basic requirements for the SMEs to grow, develop and sustain themselves is adequate financing which can enable them to develop more robust products or services.

Renewable power has proven its potential during Covid-19

There are increased calls for companies and corporate organizations to invest more in the renewable energy sector. Renewable power has proven its resilience to the crisis and has a high chance of increasing energy access not only during the Covid-19 pandemic era but also post the pandemic. In a recent report published by International Energy

Sistema Bio performs well in the 60 Decibles Agriculture impact benchmarks 2020- Report

Sistema.bio is doing well compared to 60 Decibels Agriculture impact benchmarks. The biodigester company has an opportunity to increase inclusivity, and farmer satisfaction by actively addressing their challenges. This is according to the benchmarking report done by 60 decibels-an impact measurement company that helps organizations around the world better understand their farmers, suppliers, and beneficiaries.

Sistema Bio: Creating value from waste for Kenyan smallholder farmers

The Kenyan market currently has a huge demand for biogas. Sistema Bio is keen on filling the biogas gap in the country by introducing competitively priced high-performance bio-digesters and add-on productive accessories. ASM reached out to Esther Altorfer, the managing director in East Africa to shed more light on their products, the market as well