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Farmer John Ochieng

Young people invent an award-winning eco-toilet

Youth-led business benefits from training and seed-funding

Three young Kenyan GenU-ers with GenU T-shirts pose for a picture

GenU Kenya

In Kenya, GenU is helping to prepare today’s youth for the jobs of tomorrow by expanding digital solutions for skilling and employment

Wevyn Muganda during COVID-19 relief efforts

Young Kenyan founds organization to provide COVID-19 relief

Wevyn Muganda shares how she stepped up to help families during the pandemic

Calvin-Shikuku

Meet the Unlimited: Calvin Shikuku

"Having been raised through difficulty, I became determined to become a change maker because no one should live without having their basic needs met."

IKEA Foundation launches Green Entrepreneurship Initiative

The Green Entrepreneurship Initiative is accepting proposals from organizations seeking to implement multi-year programs

Members of the Green Project Initiative from left Calvin Shikuku 22, Nancy Wanja 23 and Edwin Odhiambo 24, shown somewhere in Mathare

08 February 2021

Transforming informal urban settlements in Kenya

The Green Project Initiative provides clean, affordable, accessible, and reliable energy by producing briquettes from organic waste.

Three Kenyan youngsters of the Green Project Initiative, a Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge global winners, pose for a picture.

06 January 2021

Kenya: Joining forces to meet youth ambitions

GenU Kenya advances its youth agenda by ensuring young people themselves play a key role as changemakers in institutionalizing meaningful youth engagement.