EO has become more sophisticated with the development of remote-sensing satellites and increasingly high-tech instruments that measure on the ground data in recent years. Today’s EO instruments have land stations that can record air quality and rainwater trends among other uses such as buoys for measuring ocean currents, temperature and salinity. Due to the impact…
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Njeri graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Finance, from the University of Nairobi and is a CFA Level II Candidate. Currently an analyst at Space in Africa, her experience spans across Project Finance, and the analysis of Venture Capital & Private Equity Ecosystems in sub-Sahara Africa, with a particular interest in Sustainable Sciences.
