Bridging Climate Finance in Africa
Africa Climate Finance connects village-level microfinance with institutional climate capital, from Rungwe cooperatives to major funding proposals.
We fill the gap of climate finance in Africa via microfinance for private and vulnerable communities while preparing bankable projects for climate action funders.
Our work spans financial literacy training, climate-smart lending, market analysis, and project preparation, keeping 1.5°C alive through both grassroots action and institutional partnerships.
From Community to Climate Funds
Our Mission
We fill the gap of climate finance in Africa via microfinance for vulnerable communities aligned with low-carbon, climate-resilient pathways and SDG 13.
Our Pathway
We establish the Climate-Smart Microfinance Initiative in Tanzania, using Central Bank licensing to de-risk and scale climate investment, then replicate proven models across Africa.
Explore Microfinance for ClimateKenneth Davis Kasigila
Group CEO & Founder, climate finance strategist and grassroots advocate
Kenneth leads Africa Climate Finance with 25+ years in banking and deep expertise in climate project preparation. He led a US$200M commercial bank climate funding proposal and serves on Tanzania's National BIOFIN Technical Committee.
See Our Work in the Field
Our Beneficiaries
Ginger farmers, spice entrepreneurs, and community nutrition programmes with real stories from Tukuyu to Iringa.
Read stories →Women Empowerment
280+ women trained in financial literacy and climate-smart practices in January 2026, Isajilo Ward.
View programme →Loan Program
Education → financing → production. A structured pathway from literacy to climate-resilient livelihoods.
See the process →COP Engagements
COP29 Baku, COP30 Belém, GCA panels, and global climate finance forums.
View engagements →Ready to partner?
Whether you are a community group, project developer, or institutional partner, we would like to hear from you.