Authors: Brandon Chagema, Peter Ongalo and Samwel Oyugi On 4th July 2025, the Green and Digital Innovation Hub (gDIH) celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of learners in an exciting event held at JKUAT. 20 participating innovators graduated from…
By Samwel Oyugi Oriwo In many Kenyan households, cooking is more than a daily chore, it’s a cultural ritual and a vital part of family life. But behind every warm meal lies a serious issue: traditional cooking methods, such as…
Authors: Fiona Makayoto, Eunice Omwoyo, Caroline Mbaya, Samwel Oriwo At a time when Africa is navigating rapid shifts in technology, climate change and employment, the green and Digital Innovation Hub (gDIH) took part in a timely and critical discussion during…
Author: Fiona Makayoto and Samwel Oriwo Across the counties of Kakamega, Siaya, and Bungoma, a notable shift is taking place within the farming community. Smallholder farmers who previously had limited exposure to digital technologies are now actively applying new tools…
It is undeniable that economies are rapidly changing under the influence of emerging technologies. While these technologies are not entirely new, their realization is increasingly being felt across various sectors of the economy. The green economy is no exception to…
By Clarisse Mideva The African Centre for technology Studies (ACTS) is currently leading a consortium implementing the Green & Digital Innovation Hub (gDIH), which amongst others, is advancing AI innovation in Kenya by empowering MSMEs and Innovators with services such…
By Samuel Oyugi Oriwo, Eric Magale, & Dorcas Kalele The United Nations Convention on Climate change defines carbon trading as a ‘mechanism that enables payment of achieved emission reductions with tradable certificates issued after a regulatory authority has ascertained reduction…
