REHEMA KABARE
PROGRAM ASSISTANT, AFRICA
REHEMA KABARE
GRADUATE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, AFRICA
Rehema is a construction engineering manager with more than 4 years of experience in executing inclusive and environmentally-conscious urban projects to address climate change challenges. Her work in the global private sector has focused on the climate-resilient solutions that enhance the well-being of users.
She is also an early career researcher exploring the feasibility of mass engineered timber as a sustainable construction material that contributes to near-zero cities in Africa. She holds an MSc in Construction Engineering Management from the University of East London, UK, and a BSc in Construction Management from the University of Nairobi, Kenya. She is passionate about leveraging both academic research and practical implementation to advance sustainable urban development.
Recognized for her excellence in the built environment, she has received several awards for her contributions as a young professional. She has served on the Board of Women in Real Estate (WIRE Kenya), where she advocated for the inclusion of women in the built environment and explored solutions to the challenges faced by women and girls in African cities.
Beyond her professional and academic work, Rehema has been a classical violinist for more than 15 years and performs with the Nairobi Orchestra in Kenya where she uses music as a medium for expression of structure and creativity.
The strength of Africa’s cities lies in the people. When research, creativity, innovation, and culture guide us, and when we truly own our spaces, we can shape lasting climate solutions.
REHEMA KABARE
GRADUATE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, AFRICA
Rehema is a construction engineering manager with more than 4 years of experience in executing inclusive and environmentally-conscious urban projects to address climate change challenges. Her work in the global private sector has focused on the climate-resilient solutions that enhance the well-being of users.
She is also an early career researcher exploring the feasibility of mass engineered timber as a sustainable construction material that contributes to near-zero cities in Africa. She holds an MSc in Construction Engineering Management from the University of East London, UK, and a BSc in Construction Management from the University of Nairobi, Kenya. She is passionate about leveraging both academic research and practical implementation to advance sustainable urban development.
Recognized for her excellence in the built environment, she has received several awards for her contributions as a young professional. She has served on the Board of Women in Real Estate (WIRE Kenya), where she advocated for the inclusion of women in the built environment and explored solutions to the challenges faced by women and girls in African cities.
Beyond her professional and academic work, Rehema has been a classical violinist for more than 15 years and performs with the Nairobi Orchestra in Kenya where she uses music as a medium for expression of structure and creativity.
The strength of Africa’s cities lies in the people. When research, creativity, innovation, and culture guide us, and when we truly own our spaces, we can shape lasting climate solutions.
