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Kenya sets sights on carbon trading rules in law review
Women conservators in Mtangawanda, Lamu showing mangroves they grew. Communities dealing with mangroves in Lamu will benefit from the Blue Carbon project which will enable them to generate Sh13 million per year if the intended carbon credit project is implemented in the county this year. PHOTO | KALUME KAZUNGU | NMG
The Kenyan government has set up a legal framework that will anchor its carbon trading.
Proposed changes to the Climate Change Act, 2016, carried in the Climate Change (Amendment) Bill, 2023 seek to set regulations for domestic carbon markets.
