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PUBLISHED ARTICLES

• Wambui, R., & Cheruiyot, J. (2025). Project-based guarantees in climate finance: Enhancing effectiveness and scale. Paris: Finance for Development Lab. External contribution.

• Wambui, R., Feyertag, J., & Monnin, P. (2023). Net zero central banking in Africa's diverse economies: challenges, opportunities and policy options. London: Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, London School of Economics and Political Science.

• Mohieldin, M., Kenewendo, B., & Wambui, R. (2023). Breaking Financing Barriers for a Just Climate Transition in Africa. Accra: African Center for Economic Transformation. 

• Kimundi, G. & Wambui, R. (2023). Climate Change, Climate Policy Relevant Sectors and Banking Sector (In)Stability: A Vulnerability Assessment. Nairobi: Kenya Bankers Association.

• Kimundi, G. & Wambui, R. (2023). Climate Change, Climate Policy Relevant Sectors and Banking Sector (In)Stability: A Vulnerability Assessment [Policy brief]. Nairobi: Kenya Bankers Association.

• Wambui, R. (2021). Climate-related Financial Risks for Kenyan Banks: An Analysis of Loan Portfolios and GHG Emissions. Geneva: Graduate Institute Publications.

• Wambui, R. (2019). Systemic Interventions for Sustainable Capital Financing. St. Gallen Symposium. 

• Makambi, S., Kimundi, G., & Wambui, R. (2017). Influence of Bank Lending to the Government on Private Sector Credit in Kenya: A Fiscal Deficit Specification. Nairobi: Kenya Bankers Association.  

• Franceschi, L., Memusi, S., & Wambui, R. (2015). The Cost of Devolution in Kenya: A Cost Analysis of the New Governance Framework Introduced by the 2010 Constitution of Kenya and its Impact on the Country’s Public Finance. Africa Policy Journal, Harvard Kennedy School.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Wambui, R. (2022). Scaling Up Sustainable Finance and Investment in the Global South: A Case Study on Sub-Saharan Africa. In: Schoenmaker, Di and Volz, Ulrich, (eds.), Scaling Up Sustainable Finance and Investment in the Global South, London: Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR).

MEDIA ARTICLES & OP-EDS

• Wambui, R. (2024). Third-party assurance is the new frontier in sustainability reporting. Business Daily Africa.

• Wambui, R. (2024). Kenya must deepen its economic diplomacy in a globalised world. Business Daily Africa.

• Zhan, J., Casella, B., Wambui, R., & Vine, R. (2023). Why trillions more are needed to bridge the SDG financing gap. World Economic Forum.

• Wambui, R., Feyertag, J., & Monnin, P. (2023). African central banks can help build low-carbon and green economies. Green Central Banking.

• Mohieldin, M., Kenewendo, B., & Wambui, R. (2023). How to Close Africa's Climate-Finance Gap. Project Syndicate.

• Wambui, R., & Shah, R. (2023). How chief sustainability officer role has evolved. Business Daily Africa.

• Wambui, R. (2023). Why Kenya needs information resource tools like climate directory. Business Daily Africa.

• Wambui, R. (2022). The Role of Young Insurance Professionals in Mitigating the Effects of Climate Change Risk in Africa. Africa Ahead.

• Wambui, R. (2022). Interview on working in the area of climate change and sustainable finance. Global Shapers Zurich.

• Wambui, R. (2020). Perspective on the Master in International Economics [Video]. Geneva Graduate Institute.

• Wambui, R. (2019). More Women in Management No Longer Tokenism for Firms. Business Daily Africa.

EXPERT CONTRIBUTIONS

• Contributing author: Factsheet: Breaking Financing Barriers for a Just Climate Transition in Africa - African Center for Economic Transformation (2023)

• Lead author: Report on the Industry Workshop on the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK)’s Guidance on Climate-related Risk Management - Kenya Bankers Association & UNEP FI (2022)

• Lead author: Greening the SMEs: Improving SME Access to Green Finance in Mauritius - UN PAGE (2021)

• Contributing author: Climate Risk Regulation in Africa’s Financial Sector and Related Private Sector Initiatives - AfDB, GCA, & UNEP FI (2021)

• Contributing expert: Sustainable Investment in Kenya: Increasing the Quantity and Quality of Investment Flows - World Economic Forum (2021)

OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS

• UNCTAD (2023). SDG Investment Trends Monitor: Issue 4, September. SDG Investment is Growing, but Too Slowly: The Investment Gap is Now $4 Trillion, up from $2.5 in 2015. New York and Geneva: United Nations. United Nations publication.

• UNCTAD (2023). World Investment Report 2023: Investing in Sustainable Energy for All. New York and Geneva: United Nations. United Nations publication.

• UNICEF (2016). The links between Equity, Governance, Education and Peacebuilding in Kenya. Nairobi: Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office.