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In-depth insights on Kenya's carbon market — Article 6, REDD+, and investment opportunities.

Article 6 in East and Central Africa: Where Does Kenya Stand?

Kenya, Uganda and Cameroon are all building Article 6 frameworks — but their approaches differ. Here's what carbon credit buyers and sellers need to know.

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REDD+ Across Borders: How Kenya Links to Uganda and the Congo Basin

Kenya's REDD+ projects don't exist in isolation. Buyers looking at East African forest credits increasingly look at the wider regional picture — Uganda's mountain ecosystems and Cameroon's Congo Basin forests.

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Ascent PPF: $25M World Bank Facility Opens for East African Clean Energy Projects

A $25 million World Bank-backed Project Preparation Facility has launched a call for proposals from clean cooking and energy access companies in 16 East and Southern African countries including Kenya and Uganda. Applications close August 31, 2026.

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Kenya Named IEA Partner in $900M Global Clean Cooking Initiative

The International Energy Agency named Kenya as one of three co-chairing governments in its landmark clean cooking financing effort, which has now mobilised $740 million across 22 African countries.

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Kenya's Carbon Market in 2025: What You Need to Know

Kenya has emerged as one of Africa's most active voluntary carbon markets. Here's a comprehensive overview of the landscape, key players, and opportunities.

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Article 6 and Kenya: Trading Carbon Credits Internationally

How Kenya's landmark Article 6.2 agreements are reshaping international carbon credit trading and what it means for project developers.

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Forests for Climate: Kenya's REDD+ Projects Explained

Kenya's forests sequester millions of tonnes of CO2 annually. REDD+ projects translate this into tradeable carbon credits while protecting biodiversity.

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