Kenya's 'Climate Works': 20,000 Green Jobs Created, Nationwide Expansion Planned

Kenya Launches 'Climate Works' Initiative, Employing 20,000 Youth in Nairobi's Environmental Cleanup. Nairobi, Kenya – In a significant move to address environmental concerns and youth unemployment, the Kenyan government has launched the 'Climate Works' initiative. This program currently employs 20,000 young people in Nairobi, tasked with cleaning up the city and its river. "We started with 20,000 young people in Nairobi," stated the speaker in a recent address, "and we're increasing that number to 40,000." The initiative focuses on cleaning Nairobi River and improving the city's overall environment. The program is set to expand to other counties, offering employment opportunities and environmental benefits across the nation. The expansion will include all counties and sub-counties in the country, creating a positive impact on both the environment and the economy. The application process will open on the 15th of June. This initiative represents a significant step towards a cleaner, greener Kenya, while simultaneously addressing youth unemployment.