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The High-Level Workshop for the 10th Africa Engineering Week, held yesterday at the University of Nairobi, focusing on Engineering and Sustainable Development in Kenya, was a success. The event brought together engineers, academia, policymakers, and other relevant stakeholders to discuss the critical role of engineering in addressing sustainable development, gender equality, and disaster preparedness across Africa. Key discussions centered on increasing women's participation in engineering, enhancing water management, and strengthening STEM education systems. UNESCO Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK)

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Celine Kichwen

Chairperson Technology Students Association Moi University, ChemE student, AIESECer, Researcher

1mo

This was such an enlightening event! It's amazing how coming together brought out so many actionable recommendations for the said discussions.

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Eng. Jokastah W. Kalungu PhD

Project Engineer - Design of Water Supply, Construction, Supervision - Policy/Planning/Governance| Climate Change|WASH, IRRIGATION/DAM|Modelling/Project Management/Renewable Energy/ CBOs Capacity Building

1mo

Thanks for sharing

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Grace Wambui

Water and Sanitation Consultant | Engineer | Director, Thorium Consulting

1mo

Good to see you Eng.Carren Oyolla

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ian mabonga

Attended Machakos University

1mo

Awesome

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Dickson Mawilu Muswili

Technical Project Manager | Adept at delivering economic benefits through improved safety and team performance | Passionate about driving strategic initiatives bridging the gap between technology and business.

1mo

Great event. Congratulations Engineers!

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