Bridging Kenya’s nature finance investment gap

Green bonds and sustainability-linked instruments can mobilise large-scale funding for ecosystem restoration, sustainable agriculture, and water infrastructure. 

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Kenya’s natural capital, its forests, rivers, rangelands, and wildlife ecosystems, forms the backbone of its economy.

From tourism and agriculture to water security and climate resilience, these ecological assets sustain livelihoods and drive growth. Yet, despite their immense value, they remain chronically underfinanced.

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