4th EIK Conference Theme: GREEN TRANSITIONS, BOLD ACTIONS: ACCELERATING AFRICA'S CLIMATE AGENDA

The Environment Institute of Kenya (EIK) is the national professional body for environmental practitioners, currently serving over 6,000 members from government institutions, academia, the private sector, civil society, and development organizations. Our mission is to regulate, empower members, while promoting excellence and professionalism in environmental management in support of sustainable development.

In the wake of growing climate-related challenges and as Africa rallies behind bold, coordinated climate action, EIK is pleased to announce the 4th EIK International Conference and Exhibition, to be held from 29th to 31st October 2025 at Mombasa Continental Resort, Mombasa, Kenya.

Government institutions, academia, private sector players, Non-Governmental organizations, community-based organizations, and international agencies all have a role to play in shaping a green, climate-resilient future. This conference provides a platform for dialogue, learning, and collaboration, bringing together a wide range of stakeholders to share practical experiences and influence climate policy and practice.

The programme will include scientific paper presentations, high-level panel discussions, professional talks, exhibitions, networking sessions, and recognition of excellence through awards.

THEME

GREEN TRANSITIONS, BOLD ACTIONS: ACCELERATING AFRICA'S CLIMATE AGENDA

This theme captures the urgency of rethinking development pathways and strengthening the continent's capacity to respond to climate change through inclusive and transformative strategies. It recognizes that bold leadership, adaptive governance, and innovative solutions are essential to achieving a just transition and enhancing resilience across Africa.

SUBTHEMES

Grassroots, National, and Regional Climate Actions

  • Community-led initiatives for adaptation and resilience
  • Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) implementation strategies
  • Regional cooperation and cross-border climate initiatives

Climate Finance

  • Innovative climate finance models, including green bonds and carbon credits
  • Strengthening public-private partnerships for climate investment
  • Access to climate finance by grassroots actors and local institutions

Climate Justice & Inclusive Green Transitions

  • Addressing vulnerabilities of marginalized and underserved communities
  • Gender-responsive climate action and social equity in green transitions
  • Legal frameworks and human rights in climate responses

Enabling Governance Frameworks for Climate Action

  • Policy coherence and institutional coordination for climate implementation
  • Transparency, accountability, and data-driven decision-making
  • Role of devolved governments and inter-agency collaboration

Indigenous Knowledge Systems

  • Integrating traditional knowledge into adaptation planning
  • Community stewardship of natural resources
  • Case studies on the role of culture and heritage in sustainability

Community-led initiatives for adaptation and resilience

  • Emerging technologies for climate monitoring and clean energy
  • Building human capital for climate resilience
  • Digital tools and platforms for environmental governance

DATE AND LOCATION

📅 Dates
29th to 31st October 2025
📍 Venue
Mombasa Continental Resort, Mombasa, Kenya

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

1

To provide a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue among researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community leaders on Africa's climate priorities.

2

To showcase innovations, best practices, and emerging solutions that support the continent's green transition.

3

To promote professional development and institutional capacity in environmental and climate fields.

4

To foster strategic partnerships across sectors and regions in support of bold climate action.

5

To generate policy recommendations that inform national, regional, and global climate processes.

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

1
Environmental professionals and registered practitioners
2
Researchers, scholars, and students in the environment and Climate Field
3
National and county government officers and policymakers
4
Private sector leaders and green economy investors
5
International development agencies and diplomatic missions
6
Civil society organizations, faith-based actors, and community leaders
7
Youth networks, women's groups, and climate activists
8
Non-Governmental organizations