Kenneth Ene is a Senior Technical Advisor with the Energy Resources and Growth Team based in our US office. Ken brings 20 years’ experience in managing the technical delivery of adaptive projects focused on energy access and sustainability, good governance, and policy reform. Ken has strong experience in multi stakeholder engagement and political economy analysis, and has provided policy advice at the highest levels of government in several countries. He is an enthusiast for results-based management, systems thinking, and innovation around project delivery to solve complex policy problems around the world. Ken is passionate about natural resource management and leveraging public and private sector partnerships to advance the Sustainable Development Goals and create inclusive economic growth.
Climate change poses a critical risk to public health systems in low- and middle-income countries, including in terms of the impact of climate and weather events on the energy infrastructure of healthcare facilities. This study explores how different climate impacts disrupt the supply of energy to healthcare facilities and affect their demand for energy.
We are implementing the second phase of FOSTER, supporting the Nigerian government in the best use of its extractive industries.
We are managing the Decision Support Unit (DSU) for the verification and evaluation of DFID Democratic Republic Congo’s Private Sector Development programme.
The Facility for Oil Sector Transparency and Reform (FOSTER) has aimed to reduce the many incentives for misuse of power and capture of oil revenues in Nigeria.
Addressing the urgent need to 'climate proof' healthcare facilities across South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
We explore the role of artificial intelligence in transforming Africa's energy sector, including opportunities, challenges, and strategic considerations
We caught up with Kenneth from our Energy, Resources and Growth team to get his view on the biggest challenges in global development today.
Examining the history of the landmark bill in Nigeria