Vision
Sustainable Enterprises and Climate Resilient Communities
We envision thriving enterprises driving inclusive growth while strengthening the resilience of communities.


Climate Change remains one of the world's greatest existential threats, with Africa bearing a disproportionate burden despite contributing the least to global emissions. Rising temperatures, unpredictable weather patterns, and environmental degradation threaten livelihoods, economies, and the very fabric of our communities.
of Kenya's GDP loss annually by 2030 due to climate impacts
Climate Action
Ecosystem Restoration
Water Security
Risk Mitigation
The purpose and principles that shape how KCIC supports enterprises, ecosystems, and climate-resilient communities.
Sustainable Enterprises and Climate Resilient Communities
We envision thriving enterprises driving inclusive growth while strengthening the resilience of communities.
Catalyzing Climate Entrepreneurship in Africa
We back entrepreneurs, partners, and market actors building practical climate solutions with long-term impact.
The principles that shape how we serve, partner, and deliver impact.
People-centric, inclusivity, professionalism, integrity, innovation, and collaboration guide our decisions and relationships.
Thirteen years of measurable progress and the targets guiding our next phase of growth.

Jobs Created
56% women owned
SMEs Supported
2,730 incubated/accelerated
Leveraged
For supported enterprises
Policy Initiatives
Legislative reforms & advocacy
Tonnes CO2 Mitigated
Commercialization Rate
For incubated enterprises
Revenue Generated
By supported enterprises
Awards
Recent recognition (2024/2025)

KEPSA

2024 CE Conference

2025
A featured podcast preview on one side, with our latest stories stacked alongside it.
The first thing you notice as you drive into Mwala Sub-County is the heat. The sun beats down on the brown, dusty earth, a familiar landscape in this semi-arid part of Machakos where rainfall is scarce and water is precious.
The Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC), through its Sustainable Waste Innovation for a Future in Transition (SWIFT) programme, is supporting Nakuru County to improve its waste management policy and legislative framework as part of broader efforts to accelerate Kenya's transition to a circular economy.
Forty youth-led organizations from Nairobi and Kwale Counties have completed a five-day Sheria ya Vijana Bootcamp, strengthening their capacity to transform innovative green and digital ideas into sustainable, investment-ready enterprises
Collaborating with world-class organizations to accelerate climate innovation