The Power Up programme has graduated 238 young entrepreneurs in Kisumu, equipping them with vital skills in electronics repair and e-waste management, fostering the growth of youth-led circular economy enterprises across Kenya.

• A notable 12 per cent of the graduates are persons with disabilities, highlighting the programme's focus on inclusivity.
• Key organizations involved include Bopinc and Light for the World Kenya, with funding from the IKEA Foundation.
• The graduates receive hands-on training in repairing various electronics and comprehensive business development support, preparing them to build sustainable enterprises.