Grassroot communities taking action for resilient ecosystems in the Mukogodo forest.
The Il Ng'wesi community's land in Kenya is an important ecosystem with grazing areas that support wildlife and livestock, as well as native forest areas that are important water sources. The project increased the climate adaptation and mitigation capacity of the Mukogodo forest and rangelands, build community resilience and contributed to restoring its landscape. With 10,000 seedlings it replanted 100 hectares of previously degraded forest. To conserve the Mukogodo community forest and build resilience, the project trained 400 community members on nature-based solutions and engaged in adaptation activities.
- Countries
- Kenya
- IKI funding
- 169,007.08 €
- Duration
- 01/2023 till 09/2024
- Status
- completed
- Implementing organisation
- Indigenous Movement for Peace Advancement and Conflict Transformation - IMPACT - Kenia
State of implementation/results
Further Information can be found on the website of IKI Small Grants: iki-small-grants.de
Latest Update:
12/2025
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