AWF- Biodiversity Conservation in Kenya's Southern Landscape

About this project

African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) together with Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) and Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) made a presentation to the Kenya Development Section on 3rd October, 2022 on the need for response for biodiversity conservation in the Southern Landscape of Kenya to address biodiversity loss in the landscape especially due to the perennial drought, growing human population and threat of urbanisation impacting very heavily on wildlife as well as community livelihoods in the Maasai Mara­-Amboseli­-Tsavo ecosystem, in the southern landscape of Kenya in Narok, Kajiado and Taita Taveta. Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-­based enterprises and developed value chains Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community­based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Outcome 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans. Outcome 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holder

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Sweden · Government

Countries

Kenya

Sectors

BiodiversityIV.1. General Environment Protection

Funded by

Sweden

Passes funds through

Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Published by Sweden to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 2 Nov 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: SE-0-SE-6-16389.

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