The Cost of an EIA License in Kenya in 2026
An EIA in Kenya has no fixed total cost. Budget for the consultant’s fee, NEMA’s statutory fee, specialist studies, public participation, and other project-specific costs.
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Bamboo Toothbrush in Kenya: A Great Alternative To A Plastic Toothbrush
Plastic toothbrushes take about 400 years to degrade, an eyesore and danger to marine life, which are feeding their young these toothbrushes. A bamboo toothbrush is biodegradable.
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10 Environmental and Social Compliance Gaps That Could Cost Your Business in Kenya
10 environmental and social compliance gaps that can expose Kenyan businesses to penalties, project delays, reputational damage, and costly disruptions.
Rainwater Harvesting Regulations in Kenya: A Complete Guide
A practical guide to Kenya's rainwater harvesting regulations, covering storage requirements, water quality, stormwater management, and EIA compliance.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Readiness Checklist for Proponents and Developers in Kenya
Prepare for the EIA process in Kenya with our practical readiness checklist. Designed for project proponents and developers before engaging an EIA consultant.
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Green Your Lifestyle, We Have Only One Earth
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Plastic Free July: Taking On The Challenge In Nairobi, Kenya
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Plastic cotton buds have polluted our environment causing different countries to ban them. In Kenya, plastic qtips are banned in protected areas, and bamboo cotton buds are the alternatives.
The Evolution Of The Toothbrush- An Infographic
Was the plastic toothbrush the first toothbrush humans used? It began with a chew stick, and bamboo toothbrushes are actually not a new thing. Read to find out more
Going Green Is A Collective Effort: Stop Greenshaming
As environmental awareness increases and efforts to go green are appreciated, we are dealing with a new social issue-greenshaming, calling out people for not being "green enough". It is time to stop!
Ecofriendly Products In Kenya: Embrace Plastic Straws Alternatives
Plastics straws hurt marine life, are an eyesore both on land and water, aren't easy to recycle, and breakdown into microplastics. We explore the ecofriendly alternatives including metal straws.
