Festus Ng’eno
Dr. Festus Ng’eno serves as the Principal Secretary in the State Department of Environment and Climate Change in Kenya, where he emphasizes the vital role of the financial sector in national development and advocates for environmental stewardship among financial institutions.
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Environment and Climate Change Principal Secretary Festus Ng'eno emphasised that the new system will now enhance transparency.
Kenya launches national carbon registry to boost transparency
Kenya· 2026-02-17
Festus Ng’eno, Principal Secretary for the State Department for Environment and Climate Change in Kenya, underscored the importance of climate services.
Wetter season expected across Horn of Africa, IGAD WarnsKenya· 2026-01-27
Festus Ng’eno urged Africa to be self-reliant in securing climate funding to build resilience across communities.
Africa urged to fund its own climate action as drought risks deepenKenya· 2026-01-27
Environment and Climate Change Principal Secretary Festus Ng’eno also joined the talks.
Kenya rallies global support for 2026 Our Ocean Conference at UNEA 7Kenya· 2025-12-10
PS for Environment and Climate Change Festus Ng’eno confirmed that the Mau Conservation Marathon will proceed as planned.
Land issues, stalled project await President Ruto as he visits NakuruKenya· 2025-10-22
Principal Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, Dr Festus Ng’eno, commended Safaricom’s alignment with national environmental and social priorities.
Safaricom banks on innovation as it launches 2025 sustainability reportKenya· 2025-10-08
Environment and Climate Change Principal Secretary Festus Ng'eno said the financial sector is an enabler of human progress.
KCB Group commits Sh53b to green finance projectsKenya· 2025-10-08
Festus Ng’eno lauded KQ’s contribution to the country’s target to reduce CO2 emissions through the SAF project.
KQ to venture into production of aviation fuel to cut emissionsKenya· 2025-06-25
Dr Festus Ng’eno, the Principal Secretary of the State Department of Environment and Climate Change, emphasized the financial sector's role in national development.
Sustainability Report: Absa splashed Sh60b in financing green buildings in 2023Kenya· 2025-05-08