Kenya is currently the only country in Africa with a middle level economy but without a Science Academy established through legislation. This is in spite of the fact that the premier continental academy of sciences, African Academy of Sciences (AAS), as well as the Network of African Science Academies (NASAC) are currently headquartered in Kenya. This makes Kenya the natural hub of science, technology and innovation in Africa. Legislating the establishment of KNAS will therefore reaffirm Kenya’s commitment to provide regional leadership in STI, and assure Kenya’s contribution to international sciences.
KNAS Highlights : Initiatives, Events & Projects
Research Project Assessment of Impacts and Adaptations to Climate Change (AIACC)
This is a capacity building project to evaluate the adaptations to climate change in the Lake Victoria Region. The project
KNAS Event Public Lecture Series
With assistance from the IDRC, the Academy organized a series of public lectures on the theme Environment and Development. The Lectures were based on on-going or completed researches on Topical...
KNAS Initiative KNAS Operational Framework
KNAS operates through specialist committees which generate and provide Independent advisories on policy formulation with respect to emerging trends in all fields of sciences including the humanities...
KNAS Initiative Legislation of Science Academies to promote Development
Kenya is currently the only country in Africa with a middle level economy but without a Science Academy established through legislation. This is in spite of the fact that the premier continental...