By Jackson Okoth and Lonah Kibet
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| Transition to a low emission, resource efficient model will result in stronger growth |
Kenya’s transition to a green economy could generate benefits estimated at Sh3.8 trillion ($45 billion) by 2030. This is in addition to greater food security, cleaner environment and higher productivity of natural resources, according to a new study launched by the Government and the UN Environment Programme (Unep).