KENRA is an alliance of various actors who have a common goal to promote sustainable development of, and the involvement of communities in natural resources management
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%
of world food systems are in existential threat due to climatic pressures
%
of the fresh water systems are being degraded at an alarming rate & will reach critical levels by the year 2035
The Challenges
Land Degradation
Catalyzing innovative action towards controlling the deterioration or loss of the productive capacity of the soils for the present and future.
Climate Change
Taking action on climate change while
supporting communities in the region to adapt to the unavoidable impacts of the climatic changes
Environmental Justice
Promoting meaningful community involvement in the environmental management discourse
Our Thematic focus
Forests
Wildlife
Water
Extractives
Latest News
The predicament of third world countries; Kenya
Foreign governments and international organizations have been in the fore front ‘championing change’ with financial aid, grants and donations to help third world countries develop. Even as grants are non-refundable, some are intended to finance specific policies. Most...
Kilifi’s latest Treasure, Manganese
Bale village in Ganze constituency, is the newly discovered hotbed for manganese in the region known to have a rich stretch for the mineral used mainly for the production of steel. Over the past year, majority of locals, previously engaged in farming have turned to manganese harvesting for their livelihoods, with Bamba Mining Company being the solely licensed Miner. Farming, they say has become unreliable due to low rains and poor soil quality.
Villages of Pollution, Goi- Niger Delta
A trip to the East of the city of Port Harcourt takes International Alliance on Natural Resources in Africa (IANRA) members to Goi Village. Not so long ago, the village used to be home to the ancient Goi Community, who make part of the indigenous Ogoni people. The...
Our Approaches
Strategic Alliances
KENRA’s membership across the region has been very powerful and it consists of powerful grassroots organisations and entities that have affected conservation efforts. We will build strong partnerships with diverse stakeholders present and future.
Amplifying the voice of
grassroots movements
Building the agency of community members so they can understand their role in protecting and nurturing supporting communities in the region to adapt to the unavoidable impacts of the declining environmental conditions
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330 Diani Road,
Off Ole Dume Road,
P.O.Box 83762-80100, Nairobi
Tel: +254719194239
Email: info@kenra.or.ke