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Sharon Ooko

Sharon Ooko

ESG & Sustainable Growth Advisory en Independent Initiative

Economía Aplicada en Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

Kenia

Carbon & ESG Analyst Certificate

Carbon & ESG Analyst Certificate

Certificate from the University of Cambridge Online

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¡Hola, soy Sharon Ooko!

ESG & Sustainable Growth Advisory en Independent Initiative

Economist and Sustainability Analyst with a background in Mathematics and Economics with IT, complemented by specialized training in Carbon Accounting and ESG Analysis. Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Economics, with research focused on sustainability policies, green technology adoption, and their impact on economic performance. Experienced in economic research, quantitative analysis, report writing, and data-driven decision-making, with proficiency in SPSS, SQL, Excel, Power BI and Microsoft Office applications. Passionate about sustainable development, climate finance, ESG integration, and leveraging data and research to support sustainable business and investment decisions.

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Carbon & ESG Analyst Certificate

Carbon & ESG Analyst Certificate

Certificate from the University of Cambridge Online

Fecha de emisión: Jan 29, 2025

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Proyectos

ESG RISK ASSESSMENT TOOL

PROJECT MANAGER

Developing an ESG Risk assessment tool that would be used to evaluate to the ESG risk on businesses' performance.

Analyzing the Relationship between Government Revenue and Economic Growth in Kenya from 2012-2022 using Multiple Linear Regressi

https://doi.org/10.51867/Asarev.Maths.1.1.4

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The relationship between government revenue and economic growth is a debate that has existed for a long time in the living history.Government revenue impacts economic growth differently within different regions. Some researchers argue that government revenue positively affects economic growth while others argue that the relationship is negative. However, minimal literature exists exploring the relationship between the two variables at country specific level. The objective of this study was to determine the relationship between Government revenue and economic growth in Kenya. The research adopted the correlational study design. The study used secondary data collected from the Central Bank of Kenya, KNBS, and Government records such as the finance Act. We collected data on different sources of Government Revenue such income tax, Value Added Tax (VAT), excise duty, import duty, Other tax income. The study also included data on non-tax revenue. The set of data under the study was from the financial years 2011/2012 to 2022/2023. The analysis has been done by the use of R software. To identify the level of association of the study variables such as GDP,Income tax,VAT,excise tax,import duty,other tax and non-tax revenue, he study employs multiple linear regression analysis. To check on the level of significance, we tested at 5% significant levels. The p-value is 0.008462 which was less than 0.05 hence we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is significant positive relationship between Government Revenue and Economic growth in Kenya.

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Excel

Research

Data Analyst

SPSS

Econometrics

Statistical Modeling

Climate Change Research

Sustainability Consulting

Sustainability Reporting

Mathematical Modeling

Carbon Footprint

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