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- The Kenyan Government has announced plans to develop a circular economy strategy to guide the nation’s transition to circularity.
- With the circular economy, Kenya can drive the optimization of resources, reduce the consumption of raw materials, and recover waste by recycling or giving it a second life as a new product.
- However, Kenya is facing significant challenges in adopting circularity, including limited waste collection and recycling infrastructure.
The Kenyan Government has announced plans to develop a circular economy strategy to guide the nation’s transition to circularity. In a statement during the Annual Circular Economy Conference, the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change, and Forestry, Soipan Tuya, said that with the circular economy, the country can drive the optimization of resources, reduce the consumption of raw materials, and recover waste by recycling or giving it a second life as a new product.
Strategy helps eliminate greenhouse gases
“Circular Economy is …
