Maggie Kinyanjui is Sourcing Manager for Africa at Climate Impact Partners, where she leads the sourcing of high-quality carbon projects and strategic partnerships with project developers across the continent. She brings extensive experience across carbon markets, climate and development finance, investment and enterprise development in Africa.
Maggie Kinyanjui, Sourcing Manager for Africa at Climate Impact Partners, will join industry experts at the Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) 2026 for a practical discussion on the realities of voluntary carbon market demand, pricing and offtake agreements.
Come join the conversation, explore solutions, and discover collaboration opportunities.
Panel Discussion: Voluntary Demand, Pricing, and Offtake Reality
Panelists:
- Hubert Ruzibiza, Founder, Climate Prosperity Centre Africa, Rwanda
- Franz Rentel, Director of Carbon Projects Africa, Anthesis, South Africa
- Alexandre Dunot, COO Operations Director, Aera Group, France
- Maggie Kinyanjui, Climate Impact Partners
Location: Kigali, Rwanda
Registration: Register here
As voluntary carbon markets continue to evolve, project developers and investors need a realistic understanding of what drives transactions today. This hands-on workshop will provide a practical perspective on market demand, pricing dynamics, offtake structures and buyer expectations.
Drawing on her experience sourcing high-quality carbon projects and building partnerships with developers across Africa, Maggie will share insights into what buyers are looking for today, how commercial decisions are being made, and how developers can position projects for long-term success in an increasingly sophisticated market.
The session forms part of the Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) 2026, a leading event bringing together policymakers, project developers, investors, corporate buyers and market participants from across the continent and beyond. Climate Impact Partners will be attending throughout the Summit. If you're attending and would like to connect with our team, get in touch.
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