MOUNT KENYA-EWASO WATER
MKEWP provides a platform to address challenges regarding: water allocation and use management, water resource infrastructure development and institutional capacity in the catchment.
MKEWP provides a platform to address challenges regarding: water allocation and use management, water resource infrastructure development and institutional capacity in the catchment.
Oramat Lenaboisho Cooperative Society is a community livestock enterprise based in Laikipia north sub county of Laikipia county. The primary purpose of the enterprise is cattle finishing/fattening to markets
EMU-SACCO intends to fill this gap through a very palatable and homemade solution, the SACCO institution. Over the years Sacco’s have proven to be the machinery that has driven social-economic change
ILMAMUSI Forest Association exists to foster and ensure sustenance of the biological, ecological, environmental, and social-cultural values of Mukogodo forest in perpetuity in order to protect the natural forest.
The formation of LAICONAR was arrived at after a series of consultations on agriculture and natural resources developments in the county that identified an existing gap with regard to their management.
The Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA) brings together the hospitality industry (tourism operators/ destinations) in Laikipia for increased collaboration and to influence the direction and contributions …
LF re-evaluated its operations in order to strengthen its operations and design a strategic plan that would greatly focus on the Forum’s membership and governance over the next 15 years. LF’s programming Themes and Goals are as follows:
Our programming efforts will focus on where we can provide best value as a membership organization. This means we will nurture the role and functions of devolved wildlife conservation at the County level. This may take place through County Wildlife Conservation and Compensation Committees (CWCCC) or similar.
Across the grasslands or rangelands an increase in bare land and bush has been a clear trend all over Laikipia for many years, both on community owned lands and private ranches. Its effects are far-reaching; threatening the lives of people and livestock. LF aims to tackle the formidable task of bringing life back.
Land use and management provides the overarching umbrella that is required to maintain a landscape approach to the future of Laikipia. The FORUM examined the role that a land trust, easements, and alternative land conservation instruments might play in the long-term future of Laikipia.
For the last 10-15 years, ecotourism in Laikipia has played a significant supporting role in efforts to conserve wildlife, contribute to the economy, and preserve landscape. Private and community ranches increasingly view tourism as a business tool to increase the value of their land and to generate additional economic and livelihood benefits.