What we do
7 programmes, one mission
Integrated work across biodiversity, climate, health, education, livelihoods and mining, in the Greater Kakamega Forest Ecosystem and Kakamega County’s mining areas.
K-BIAN designs integrated interventions that address the nexus between biodiversity, climate change, health, education, sustainable livelihoods and natural resources utilisation. Seven programmes carry that work across K-BIAN’s locations of operation.
Forest Conservation is the only programme with real, delivered results so far. The rest are designed and being built: honestly described as intent, not yet as a running record. Each programme page states plainly what has and has not happened.
All programmes
Active, and in development
Every programme states plainly what has actually happened and what is still being built.
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ActiveForest Conservation
K-BIAN owns tree seedling nurseries and has raised 200,000 tree seedlings, and has signed Community Forest…
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In developmentWildlife Conservation
Designed to protect local wildlife through monitoring, habitat restoration, eco-tourism and school wildlife…
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In developmentOne Health
Designed to address the link between human, environmental and wildlife health around the Kakamega Forest…
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In developmentLishe Bora School Feeding
Designed to promote balanced nutrition for Early Childhood Development Education learners through a fortified…
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In developmentCommunity Livelihoods
Designed to work with the communities bordering Kakamega Forest Ecosystem on alternative livelihoods —…
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In developmentConservation Research
K-BIAN is exploring partnerships with the Kenya Wildlife Service, the Kenya Forest Service, and researchers…
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In developmentConservation in Mining Areas
K-BIAN's environmental and social programmes, in collaboration with investors through their CSR portfolio…
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