Information Communication Technology (ICT) has been hailed for its ability to transform cities. Global institutions, governments and scholars discuss the potential of using ICT in creating employment, increasing social capital,
The Kenyan government, through its Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA), has developed a 5-billion Euro digital master plan to roll out ICT throughout the country. This includes plans to
Overview and Key highlights The Digital Hubs co-creation workshop was conducted on 18th June 2024 at the Golden Tulip Hotel in westlands, Nairobi. It was hosted by Nuvoni Centre for
Inclusive Digital hubs offer various opportunities to marginalized urban communities, especially those living in informal settlements. In Kenya, these advantages could include promoting enterpreneurship for small-scale traders, promoting digital literacy,
Kenya has made significant progress in electrification, achieving a 75% coverage rate by 2022, primarily from renewable sources. Despite this, most Kenyans still rely on polluting fuels for cooking. The
Recent advances in decentralised renewable electricity systems have undermined long-held assumptions that electricity access and rural electrification can only be achieved via the extension of the national grid. Renewable energy
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