The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) participated in the official launch of the Plastic Circular Investment Initiative (PCII): Accelerating Plastic Pricing and Financing Mechanisms in Kenya on Tuesday at the Radisson Blu Upper Hill, Nairobi.
The workshop, organised by the State Department for Environment and Climate Change in collaboration with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), convened government officials, private sector leaders, Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs), civil society representatives, and international development partners.
KEPSA was represented by Dr Kinyanjui Koimbori, Head of Circular Economy and Climate Change, who highlighted the alliance’s commitment to promoting sustainable business practices and advancing Kenya’s circular economy agenda.
The initiative aims to create robust mechanisms for plastic pricing and financing, supporting sustainable management of plastic waste while encouraging private sector investment in recycling and resource recovery.
Participants discussed strategies to strengthen public-private partnerships, improve regulatory frameworks, and mobilize financing for scalable circular economy solutions.
Officials noted that the PCII forms part of broader national efforts to reduce environmental pollution, enhance resource efficiency, and promote green growth in Kenya, aligning with both global sustainability targets and the country’s climate change mitigation priorities.
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