How to overcome Kenya’s blue economy obstacles

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President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses delegates during the 2018 Blue Economy Governors & Mayors convention in Nairobi. PHOTO | POOL

As a coastal and lake-rich nation, Kenya is ideally placed to benefit from development of its blue economy, which includes fresh water and marine fisheries and transport, and tourism.

At the same time, oceans absorb vast quantities of carbon dioxide and are a major carbon sink that moderates global warming. Oceans are also a source of various forms of renewable energy that could be of immense value to the Kenyan economy.

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