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Kenya’s National Carbon Registry is now live under the Climate Change (Carbon Markets) Regulations 2024, with NEMA acting as Designated National Authority — a fast-moving regulatory shift that is already reshaping how carbon projects are developed, verified and traded across the region.
Climate change carries financial and operational implications for organisations across every sector. Extreme weather, from droughts to heat waves and flooding, can disrupt infrastructure, supply chains and economic systems with little warning, while the shift to low-carbon pathways is opening genuine commercial opportunity for organisations that position themselves early.
Lybra supports clients across the full arc of climate risk and opportunity management, from initial risk mapping through to carbon market strategy.
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