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ILMAMUSI Community Forest Association Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support for Mukogodo Forest Conservation

Bulesa Community Leadership Appreciates IMPACT Kenya for Borehole Rehabilitation Project

NDMA Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support for the Road Race for Peace and Resilience in Samburu County

Ministry of Environment Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support for the 2026 Global Observance of Desertification and Drought Day

National Cohesion and Integration Commission Appreciates Partnership with IMPACT Kenya

NDMA Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support During the 2025 Short Rains Assessment

The landscape is our ancestral home.

It defines us.

Landscape, livelihood, and identity are deeply connected.

MALI OLE KAUNGA, Founder of IMPACT

MALI OLE KAUNGA | Founder, Executive Director

Indigenous-led

Our Land,
Our Livelihood,
Our Identity

IMPACT Kenya champions Indigenous resilience by securing land rights, fostering sustainable livelihoods, and nurturing ecosystems.

Through our indigenously led movement, rooted in self-determination and collective reclamation of rights, we embed ancestral wisdom into community progress, preserving this legacy for future generations.

Our Background

In 2002, amid escalating human rights violations, IMPACT emerged as a vital force for Kenya’s Indigenous communities. Today, our work remains as critical as ever.

Together, we make an impact.

Stand in solidarity with Indigenous peoples for land rights, sustainable livelihoods, and cultural preservation.

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