The University through Intellectual Property Management Office on boarded 15 innovators comprising students and faculty for incubation of their innovation.
The chief guest Dr Parmain Ole Narikae-Managing Director Kenya Industrial Estate, The Vice Chancellor; Professor Stephen Kiama, and Director Intellectual Property Management Office, Professor Mary Kinoti during the launch of Innovation incubation and Commercialization program on 19th April 2023 The University through Intellectual Property Management Office on boarded 15 innovators comprising students and faculty for […]
The Innovation Incubation Commercialization (IIC) Program
Vice Chancellor Remarks The University of Nairobi has a duty of creating more value through research ,innovation and enterprise besides academic output. There is a need for the University to adopt an entrepreneurial culture towards research, innovation and creativity. Indeed many universities, globally, have moved or are moving to become entrepreneurial. This has helped the […]
Innovation Incubation and Commercialization (IIC) Program: Selected Innovations
Congratulations on being selected to the inaugural IIC program of the University of Nairobi. The university is committed to moving ideas to market that will solve society needs and contribute to youth Job creation and socio economic development in line with the government agenda. we wish the 2023 1st cohort success in your journey to commercialization of your […]
NIW 2023 Focus Areas
The NIW 2023 focus will be on the following; Innovations and start-ups in Education, food security & nutrition, affordable housing, health care, ICT, environment and climate change, business modeling, and cross-cutting sectors Incubation and Mentorship for innovators within the university Strengthening existing partnerships and acquiring new partners to enhance the innovation ecosystem in the university […]
NIW 2022 Key Outcomes
The 6th edition of NIW was held on 26th-28th April 2022. Some of the key outcomes of the NIW 2022 were; Employment of students Safaricom. Exhibitors Increased business networks. UNES adopted an automated water dispenser showcased during Nairobi Innovation Week. The students and the staff can now access clean drinking water while in campus The […]
NIW 2022 at Glance
NIW 2022 STATISTICS 78 exhibitors who included student and staff innovators, industry, individual entrepreneurs, MSMES, banks, government ministries and institutions in the innovation eco system, research institutions and other Universities. over 2500 attended the event physically and virtually from all over the world 21 students innovators participated in a Hackathon conducted by SAFARICOM and […]
The Youth Entrepreneurship Accelerator Programme (YEAP)
The Youth Entrepreneurship Accelerator Programme (YEAP) Youth unemployment has been extensively identified in the literature as a significant economic malaise causing social inequalities and leading to social vices, especially in SSA. The ability of young people to innovate, adapt and embrace change is equally acknowledged as crucial to addressing the problem of unemployment and its […]
WECAP- Wits Entrepreneurship Clinic Accelerator Programme
Creating Job Opportunities for the Youth in South Africa The Total Entrepreneurial Activity score in South Africa is approximately 11%, while unemployment amongst South African youth grows at an alarming rate of 63%. This is due to the little support for entrepreneurship as a career trajectory historically at the university level despite its significant establishment. […]
U-CoHUB
The 21st-century market reality is characterised by a considerable gap between school curricula and marketplace demand. Most graduates in the marketplace need to develop relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes required to solve critical problems in the workplace while in school. Nigeria’s population has a large percentage of young inhabitants, and there is a high demand […]
TransCIIT
TransCIIT: Transforming Climate Innovation Ecosystems through Inclusive Transdisciplinarity. Matching the climate entrepreneur’s needs with masters students’ expertise Sub-Saharan African countries characterised by high poverty index, growing population, and increased pollution levels pose a significant danger of harsh realities of climate change. Therefore, the COVID pandemic and the growing poverty group in SSA countries will […]
