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Margaret Kamau

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Author:
Margaret Kamau

Margaret Kamau is a Project Manager for the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN). Margaret is based in Nairobi, Kenya and oversees programme design and project delivery on technical assistance, research and knowledge management. She also supports in-country engagement through her role as the Kenya strategic adviser.

Margaret has over 6 years’ experience in the climate change and development field through her work as an Environmental and Climate change consultant. Prior to joining CDKN, Margaret worked at PwC Kenya, where she contributed to project management and business development in different areas including sustainability, environmental conservation, climate smart agriculture, and renewable energy. Margaret completed her BSc. in Environmental Science at the University of Dundee in Scotland, UK, and holds a MSc. degree in Natural Resources Management from Twente University, The Netherlands.

Most recent content from this author

Resource
7th July 2017
Outlook: Kenya Special Edition This Outlook newsletter explores how CDKN has supported climate compatible development in Kenya and features news of the new CDKN office in Kenya. It also discusses state-of-the-art climate science, mobilising finance for climate action and working with Kenya’s private sector.
News
14th February 2017
“I’m a climate knowledge broker” – Insights from Maggie Kamau, CDKN Kenya Climate change is often viewed as a complex scientific topic and, it's been difficult for climate experts to convince policy-makers and other stakeholders to take climate action, says CDKN’s senior advisor Maggie Kamau in Kenya. But the situation is slowly changing, thanks to the work of CDKN and others.
Feature
27th March 2016
After Paris - “Going from intended to implemented, that is the question” says Margaret Kamau, Kenya Kenya aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 relative to Business As Usual. Margaret Kamau, CDKN's Country Engagement and Project Manager talks to Miren Gutiérrez about what this target means for her country.