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AXA IM Alts Leads New Investment Round in Sanergy
AXA IM Alts1, a global leader in alternatives investments, through the AXA Impact Fund Climate and Biodiversity2, along with Mani Kapital and Kepple Ventures, two Tokyo-based investment […]
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Engineering solutions to optimize Black Soldier Fly production
Denis Ruto joined Sanergy’s Black Soldier Fly team earlier this year as part of the Sanergy Fellows Program. He has since transitioned to a full-time position. Below, […]
Read moreDeveloping Nextgen #Socent Leaders
The Sanergy Fellows Program provides professionals from around the globe with an opportunity to share their talent and skills to help tackle one of the greatest social […]
Read moreTeammate Spotlight: Benedict Muli
This year marks Benedict Muli’s fifth anniversary at Sanergy as a Sales Associate. Every day, he holds conversations with residents of Mukuru slum and encourages them to […]
Read moreHappy Fresh Life Customers Make For Cleaner Communities
Our Fresh Life Operators are the biggest ambassadors of our work – out of every 10 new Fresh Life Toilets launched in the community, at least 3 […]
Read moreJoseph Otieno is our Teammate of the quarter
Every quarter, the entire Sanergy team gets together to reflect on progress and celebrate teammates who have shown exemplary performance, and have gone above and beyond in […]
Read moreA special visit from the Yale President – Peter Salovey!
Last week, we played host to a special visitor in our Nairobi office. Yale President – Peter Salovey toured our premises and we couldn’t be more thrilled! […]
Read moreOur Favorite Moments of 2017 – Team Sanergy Reflects!
This year has warranted much to celebrate. We rounded up a couple of our teammates and asked them to share with us their key highlights of the […]
Read more“Waste was slowly crippling our community.” – Mary Kaiganira’s story
Ten years ago, Mary Kaiganira moved to Kiambiu, one of Nairobi’s informal settlements. The poor state of sanitation in the area caused great agony for Mary. The […]
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