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Studi.co.ke in the Kenyan Standard

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One of the leading newspapers in Kenya, The Standard, highlights Studi.co.ke among qualitative e-learning platforms in Kenya, essential for sustaining learning during school closures.

Standard News
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Bridging the edudation gap in Kenya

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Bridging the edudation gap in Kenya

Following the decision of the Kenyan Government to temporarily close schools, Studi Kenya has decided to provide full and free access to its platform. Studi.co.ke offers comprehensive KICD approved supplementary digital educational material for Secondary School.

The Future of Work

The Future of Work

BI has been contracted to research and analyze potential impacts of the Future of Work in the developing and emerging countries for Union to Union. The assignment will run from January to April. It will among other things include social sustainability aspects of the rapid transformations of working life and explore union responses in selected countries on the three continents.

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BI backs qualitative digital learning in Kenya

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BI backs qualitative digital learning in Kenya

Beyond Intent together with its Kenyan subsidiary, BIEA, will be launching the e-learning platform Studi Kenya 2020. Soon digital curriculum adapted top-quality educational material for enhanced learning will be available on broad-scale in Kenya.

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Klimatsmart företagande – så här kommer du igång

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Klimatsmart företagande – så här kommer du igång

Det finns mycket du kan göra för att minska ditt företags utsläpp och bidra till ett stabilare klimat. Era transporter, uppvärmning, el, och mat-, produkt- och materialval kan spela stor roll för företagets klimatpåverkan. Läs vår guide som vi tagit fram för Företagarnas hållbarhetsportal - Så här kommer du igång

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Social dialogue for skills development

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Social dialogue for skills development

On 30 September BI led a round table discussion with company and union representatives on social dialogue for efficient and sustainable workplace skills development in Nairobi, as part of a study for the Swedish Workplace Programme (SWP).