SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC PRACTICES IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN EFFECTIVENESS OF WOMEN–LED ENTREPRENEURS IN SOLAR ENERGY IN KENYA By: Lucy Nabangala Mulinge MBA Corporate Management   This study aims to explore the relationship between sustainable economic practices and supply chain effectiveness among women-led solar energy enterprises in Kenya. The research addresses the significant gap in understanding how...Read More

UNDERSTANDING FACTORS INFLUENCING FINANCING MODELS FOR BUSINESS SCALABILITY: A CASE OF CLEAN ENERGY WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN KISUMU COUNTY. By: Alvin Daniel Onyango MSc. Development Finance Increasing flow of development finance is catalytic for just transition entrepreneurship. Nonetheless, liquidity and profitability affect most women entrepreneurs in clean energy value chain. This is exceeded by systemic factors...Read More

Dr. Lemunen Solomon Lucas, Ph.D., Dr. Lemunen Solomon has a cumulative experience in Human Resource attained over a period of fifteen years in both the Public Service and Private Sectors. Before joining IPOA, Dr. Lemunen was employed by the National Industrial Training Authority as Ag. Director Human Resource and Administration. He also worked with the...Read More