11/06/2026
The climate crisis will be solved in cities, or it won’t be solved at all.
This World Environment Day, Tatu City brought that idea to the table. We convened businesses, schools, and sustainability partners for an honest conversation on Climate Crisis Solutions, and on the practical role fast-growing African cities can play in building real climate resilience.
Linda Nyaseda, COO Kenya at Rendeavour and Head of City Management & Development Control at Tatu City, shared how intentional planning and green infrastructure shape urban environments that can adapt and endure. Albert Omosa, Head of ESG & Quality Assurance at Cold Solutions, spotlighted a quieter driver of global emissions, food loss and waste, and why reducing it is one of the highest-impact moves we can make.
Then we turned the conversation into something rooted: together with our partners, we planted more than 50 indigenous trees along the riparian areas within Tatu City.
At Tatu City, sustainability isn’t a once-a-year gesture, it’s built into how we plan, develop, and grow. Through protected green spaces, responsible development, and strong partnerships, we’re proving that economic progress and environmental responsibility can rise together.
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