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As an integral subsidiary of KenGen PLC, the KenGen Foundation operates with a distinct mission—to transform short-term, one-off Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives into enduring Corporate Social Investments (CSI). Our goal is to elevate CSI activities, amplifying their impact while concurrently expanding and diversifying resources for these vital projects. Registered as a trust and enjoying
ENVIRONMENT The Foundation in partnership with key partners actively contributes towards environmental conservation initiatives such as mitigation on the effects of climate change, particularly for communities whose livelihoods are heavily dependent on rainfall, conservation of biodiversity, and promotion of environmental awareness. The impact of this initiative is the active protection of water catchment areas
Arriving at the end of KenGen Kamburu Power Station’s descending tunnel, 30 young environmentalists from Ndelekeni Primary School, Machakos County, gazed in amazement at the massive machinery and rumbling turbines as they prepared for their tour of the power plant on 26 May. The students, accompanied by their Green Teachers Raphael Mbithi and Boniface Mukanda,
A visit to KenGen PLC Kipevu Power Station on the second day of their excursion was an eye opener for the thirty Ielanthi Primary School students on 5th June. The pupils were awarded an educational trip courtesy of the Schools Green Inititative Challenge for emerging tops in Phase IV of the tree planting competition. A
Melia Volkensii, an endogenous hardwood and the KenGen Foundation’s School Green Initiative Challenge flagship tree species, was the main focus during a forestry stakeholders’ workshop held at the University of Nairobi, Kabete Campus held on 30th August. The workshop convened to discuss the challenges, benefits and way forward of cultivating Melia volkensii, was graced by
Arriving at the end of KenGen Masinga Power Station’s , 30 young environmentalists from Kamathitu Secondary School, Mwingi County, gazed in amazement at the massive machinery and rumbling turbines as they prepared for their tour of the power plant on 29 September. The students, accompanied by their Green Teachers William Mukundi and Peter Mutua, Principal
Environment (SDG 13) In alignment with Sustainable Development Goal 13, the Foundation actively engages in environmental conservation initiatives. Working in partnership with key organizations, we contribute to mitigating the effects of climate change, especially for communities reliant on rainfall. Our efforts extend to the conservation of biodiversity and the promotion of environmental awareness. The impact
Kanzinwa Primary School, Kitui County, was recognized as the winner of Phase V of KenGen Foundation’s flagship environmental conservation programme the Schools’ Green Initiative Challenge, a school based afforestation competition located in the semi-arid counties of Embu, Machakos and Kitui on 17 May. Kanzinwa Primary beat 99 other competing schools in the two year competition
Kanzinwa Primary School, Kitui County, was recognized as the winner of Phase V of KenGen Foundation’s flagship environmental conservation programme the Schools’ Green Initiative Challenge, a school based afforestation competition located in the semi-arid counties of Embu, Machakos and Kitui on 17 May. Kanzinwa Primary beat 99 other competing schools in the two year competition
Thua Primary School, Kitui County is the recent beneficiary of KenGen PLC’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts aimed at improving schools infrastucture following the construction of an 8-acre chail link fence. The fence was built courtesy of the School’s Green Initiative Challenge, the flagship afforestation programme implemented by the KenGen Foundation as an award to the
