
Who we are
We fill a finance gap that policy language cannot.
Africa Climate Finance connects village-level microfinance with institutional climate capital. We work from Rungwe cooperatives to major funding proposals, keeping 1.5°C alive through both grassroots action and the structures funders require.
The work spans financial literacy, climate-smart lending, market analysis, and project preparation. The through-line is simple: climate action that cannot be financed cannot last.
The model
Community education → microfinance → project preparation → climate funds
Mission
Fill the gap of climate finance in Africa via microfinance for private and vulnerable communities, aligned with low-carbon, climate-resilient pathways and SDG 13.
Pathway
Establish the Climate-Smart Microfinance Initiative in Tanzania, using Central Bank licensing to de-risk and scale climate investment, then replicate proven models more widely.
Commitments
SDGs mapped to the work, not to a poster.
Environmental, social, and governance targets across programmes we finance and projects we prepare.
Environmental
- SDG 13: integrate climate action in all financed activities
- Reduce emissions through organic farming and clean energy transitions
- Carbon sequestration via regenerative agriculture practices
Social
- 280+ women trained in financial literacy (Jan 2026)
- Gender-smart lending products for women-led enterprises
- Community education on climate-smart technologies
Governance
- Transparent microfinance aligned with Tanzania’s regulatory framework
- Clear project preparation and stakeholder engagement
- Institutional partnerships with UNDP and development banks
Leadership
Kenneth 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.
In the field
The work, continued.
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Our Beneficiaries
Ginger farmers, spice entrepreneurs, and a student nutrition programme from Tukuyu to Iringa.
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Women Empowerment
280+ women trained in financial literacy and climate-smart practice in Isajilo Ward, January 2026.
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Loan Program
Education, then financing, then production. A pathway from literacy to climate-resilient livelihoods.
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COP Engagements
COP29 Baku, COP30 Belém, and global climate finance forums.
