

EMPLOIS D'INGÉNIERIE AU KENYA
BUSINESS
1.Business Opportunities.
25th November 2021
THE MWEZI FOUNDATION is looking for someone to manufacture stands for our solar lights. The stands are a simple design made from 4mm rustproof fencing wire bent into a specific shape and size to fit the light casings. Design specification drawings are available. We need an initial supply of 2,000 stands with continuing orders further down the line.
Due to a recent substantial grant from the British & Foreign School Society, funded by the Richard Pain Trust, THE MWEZI FOUNDATION is pressing on with our ambitious plan to get solar lights into 150 schools in south east Kenya by the end of 2022 - we are currently in 87 . We have run out of our initial stock of 4000 lights and have completely redesigned the case for the lights. The case is being manufactured by Tex Plastics at cost, which we are very grateful for. The cases will be shipped to Mombasa, where they will be assembled by John. However, we need a new wire handle so the lights can stand on desks, or be hung.
Contact : Claire Paye
Email : claire@mwezifoundation.org

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SIEMENS DESIGN CHALLENGE
Innovate for Impact
Innovate for Impact: Siemens Design Challenge calls for innovation in two tracks: Zero Hunger and Clean Water.
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Zero Hunger (SDG 2): Design a post-harvest off-grid preservation technology.
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Clean Water (SDG 6): Design low-cost, energy-efficient, scalable technology for desalinating brackish water.
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One winner or winning team will be selected from each challenge track. Each winner will receive (USD) $10,000, for a total of $20,000 in prizes.
NEF Investor Meet Up
Funding for Scienceprenuers
The objective of this meetup is to support some of the exceptional African science entrepreneurs (Sciencepreneurs) with pitch preparation and investment readiness sessions and thereafter, connect them to investors. These sessions will take the form of a bootcamp and are scheduled to hold before the NEF Global Gatherings in March 2020; the largest science and innovation gatherings on the African continent.
Schneider Go Green 2021
(Middle East & Africa)
Global Student Competition
Submit your bold idea
and win a trip to one of the following cities: Boston (USA), London (UK), New Delhi (India), Paris (France), or Shanghai (China) - visit SE's offices, network with employees and interact with high level management
Eligibility
Be a Bachelor’s student (at least on 2nd year) or working on Master’s degree
Categories
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Access to Energy
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Homes of the Future
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Plants of the Future
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Grids of the Future
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De[coding] the Future
GroFin
Small and Growing Business Fund
GroFin is a pioneering development financier specializing in financing and supporting small and growing businesses (SGBs) across Africa and the Middle East. GroFin combines patient capital and specialized business support to grow emerging market enterprises.
Criteria
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Your business is for profit
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Your business has a turnover of less than US$ 15 million and assets less than US$ 6 million
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You require financing between US$ 100,000 and US$ 1.5 million
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The business is owner-operated and/or the owner is substantially involved in running the business.
Kakuma Kalobeyei Challenge Fund
Funding Opportunities
The Kakuma Kalobeyei Challenge Fund (KKCF) is a program of the International Finance Corporation (IFC), implemented with Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund, Turkana County Government, and UNHCR. The five-year program is designed to support private sector investment and unlock the economic potential of refugees and their hosts, in Kenya’s Turkana County.
Priority Sectors: Water, Energy, Child Care Services, Livestock, Access to Capital.
KIEP Programme
World Bank and Ministry of Industrialization Launches KIEP Programme
The goal of KIEP 250+ is to increase productivity and innovation within established Kenyan SMEs. We provide technical assistance to eligible firms to improve their managerial and technical skills and enhance their access to and use of technology.
Our goal is to help create a vibrant, resilient and highly professional group of SMEs that can be viewed as world-class and is able to compete internationally. SMEs accepted into the project will participate in a business diagnosis scan and agree with the Fund Manager on a performance improvement plan (PIP)
EnAccess Foundation
Funding Opportunities
Our projects address either challenges that are shared across the industry or high potential opportunities. We call these “Building Block” and “Exploration” projects, respectively, and we can fund either type at Concept or Pilot stages.
Building Block projects create shared solutions for problems that are commonly faced across the industry.
Exploration projects research high potential opportunities that might inspire new thinking in the industry.
The Steve Sawyer Memorial Award
Young leaders at the frontier of renewable energy revolution.
The “REvolutionaries: The Steve Sawyer Memorial Award” recognises the contributions of young pioneers of renewable energy in developing countries, in honour of the life’s work of Steve Sawyer. Winners work in the frontiers of the renewable energy revolution in their respective countries, in the public sector, private sector or civil society.
They have the potential to become the energy leaders of tomorrow.
SDGs & Her Competition
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDGs & Her is an online competition for
women-led micro and small enterprises to showcase how they are supporting the SDGs through their business operations.
Winners will receive leadership training, mentoring and will be flown to Washington DC, for an event at the World Bank Group-IMF Spring Meetings in April 2020 , where they will showcase their achievements.
Keeling Curve Prize
Funding for projects designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or increase their uptake
The prize is named after scientist Charles David Keeling's iconic graph showing a sharp increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere since the 1950s. Earlier this year, the Keeling Curve showed atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide topping 415 ppm — higher than at any other time in human history.
