17/09/2026
As Kenya accelerates its transition to a circular economy, the private sector is raising real issues about the current Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework. Beyond the heated debate over the KES 150 charge, businesses face critical hurdles regarding double-charging, traceability, and the hidden costs of Producer Responsibility Organisations (PROs).
Dr. Kinyanjui J. Koimbori, Head of KEPSA Consult and Senior Circular Economy and Climate Change Coordinator at Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) looks East to Indiaโs EPR experience, offering a masterclass on how Kenya can protect the environment while keeping businesses afloat.
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