5

consecutive failed rainy seasons between 2020 and 2023

41%+

climate illiteracy levels in Kenya most of whom are rural communities compared to urban populations

Our Climate Action Initiatives

Explore initiatives promoting climate justice and community empowerment.

The Mukogodo Restoration Network

This is multi-stakeholder program convened by different stakeholders including Ilmamusi CFA, FAO, KFS, ACTNOW KENYA among other conservation groups, is an annual event between August and November that seeks to promote environmental education, lead reforestation around the forest and empower local communities.

Climate Advocacy and Policy

Climate Advocacy is core to our mission. We promote this through awareness walks, climate education and policy recommendation at local, national and global levels.

It’s the little things that citizens do. That’s what will make the difference. My little thing is planting trees.” —Wangari Maathai
ACTNOW KENYA plants trees to restore forest, degraded landscapes and promote food security through fruit trees.

Tree growing

Resources

Explore our resources from blogs to publications to stories covering our work on tree planting, community advocacy initiatives and climate education programs address climate change in rural parts of Laikipia County.

The Climate Gallery

Explore our impact work empowering communities through climate education and sustainable environmental practices.

children sitting on chairs inside classroom
children sitting on chairs inside classroom

Contact Us

A protest sign is held up against a clear blue sky. The sign reads 'Fridays For Future' with additional phrases including 'Tax the Rich!' and 'Feed the Poor! Save the Planet!' There are colorful geometric shapes and a map illustration with the word 'Erlangen.' The sign suggests themes of climate action and social justice.
A protest sign is held up against a clear blue sky. The sign reads 'Fridays For Future' with additional phrases including 'Tax the Rich!' and 'Feed the Poor! Save the Planet!' There are colorful geometric shapes and a map illustration with the word 'Erlangen.' The sign suggests themes of climate action and social justice.

Reach out to us for inquiries on climate education and our initiatives fostering climate justice.