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

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

IMPACT Kenya is honored to receive appreciation from the ILMAMUSI Community Forest Association following its partnership and support towards the successful organization of the 4th Edition of the Mukogodo Forest Walk Wild event.

The event brought together conservation stakeholders, community members, and leaders committed to protecting the ecological importance of Mukogodo Forest while promoting community awareness and sustainable resource management. Notable attendees included the Chief Conservator of Forests and leaders from Laikipia County.

In their message of appreciation, the Association recognized IMPACT Kenya’s role in ensuring the successful planning and execution of the event while strengthening collective efforts to conserve the forest and support local communities.

The recognition highlights the value of partnerships in promoting environmental stewardship, community resilience, and sustainable management of natural resources. IMPACT Kenya remains committed to supporting innovative conservation initiatives that benefit both people and nature.

Bulesa Community Leadership Appreciates IMPACT Kenya for Borehole Rehabilitation Project

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Bulesa Community Leadership Appreciates IMPACT Kenya for Borehole Rehabilitation Project

IMPACT Kenya has received appreciation from the Office of the Chief, Bulesa Location for its contribution to improving access to clean and reliable water through the rehabilitation of the Old Bulesa Borehole.

Implemented in partnership with the County Government of Isiolo, the project restored a critical water source that serves residents within Bulesa Location and surrounding areas. The rehabilitation has significantly reduced the burden on community members who previously travelled long distances in search of water.

The local administration noted that the intervention has positively contributed to public health, supported livelihoods, and improved the overall wellbeing of households within the area. The project was also commended for its professional implementation and investment in sustainable water infrastructure.

The letter further acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s dedication to community development and sustainable resource management, emphasizing the importance of continued collaboration in future development initiatives.

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

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

IMPACT Kenya is honored to receive appreciation from the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) for its support towards the NDMA Road Race for Peace and Resilience held on 8 August 2026 in Archer’s Post, Samburu County.

The Authority acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s contribution of 100 T-shirts that supported the successful implementation of the event, which brought together stakeholders and community members to raise awareness on drought resilience, climate adaptation, environmental sustainability, peacebuilding, and social cohesion.

According to NDMA, the partnership reinforced the connection between resilient livestock-based livelihoods and stronger, more resilient communities across Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands.

This recognition reflects IMPACT Kenya’s continued commitment to supporting initiatives that strengthen resilience, promote peace, and improve the wellbeing of communities vulnerable to the effects of climate change.

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

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

IMPACT Kenya has received formal appreciation from the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry through the State Department for Environment and Climate Change for its contribution to the successful hosting of the 2026 Global Observance of the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.

Hosted in Kilifi County on 17 June 2026 in partnership with the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), the event brought global attention to the importance of restoring and protecting rangelands and combating land degradation.

The Ministry recognized IMPACT Kenya’s support and partnership in helping deliver a successful international event that elevated discussions on environmental sustainability, climate resilience, and ecosystem restoration.

The appreciation demonstrates IMPACT Kenya’s continued leadership and commitment to promoting sustainable rangeland management, environmental conservation, and climate action at local, national, and international levels.

National Cohesion and Integration Commission Appreciates Partnership with IMPACT Kenya

IMPACTKenya Systems on 6 October, 2026

NCIC, Peacebuilding, Social Cohesion, Human Rights, Indigenous Communities, Northern Kenya

IMPACT Kenya is honored to receive recognition from the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) for its continued partnership and commitment to advancing peacebuilding, human rights, and inclusive development.

The Commission highlighted the strong collaboration established between the two organizations and expressed confidence in the continued pursuit of a more peaceful, cohesive, and inclusive society.

The appreciation particularly acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s efforts in supporting marginalized and indigenous communities across Northern Kenya through initiatives that promote dialogue, inclusion, human dignity, and sustainable development.

This recognition reinforces the importance of partnerships that foster social cohesion, peaceful coexistence, and equitable opportunities for all communities.

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

IMPACTKenya Systems on 6 October, 2026

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

IMPACT Kenya has received formal appreciation from the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) for its contribution to the successful implementation of the 2025 Short Rains Assessment in Laikipia County.

In the appreciation letter, NDMA acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s financial support towards the initial and debriefing County Steering Group (CSG) meetings, as well as the organization’s active participation throughout the assessment process.

The assessment plays an important role in informing drought response planning, resilience programming, and livelihood interventions aimed at supporting vulnerable communities affected by climate-related risks.

This recognition reflects the value of collaborative action between government institutions and development partners in strengthening community resilience and improving preparedness for drought-related challenges.

Samburu County Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support During World Wetlands Day Commemoration

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Samburu, World Wetlands Day, Environment, Climate Change, Waso Nyiro River, Conservation

IMPACT Kenya has received appreciation from the Department of Water, Environment, Natural Resources, Climate Change and Energy of the Samburu County Government following its support for the World Wetlands Day commemoration held in Archer’s Post on 2 January 2025.

The event brought together community members and sand harvesters from the Waso Ngiro River area to discuss environmental conservation and the long-term impacts of unsustainable sand harvesting. Participants shared the opportunities and challenges associated with the sector while exploring approaches to improve sustainability and regulation.

In the appreciation message, the Department acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s contribution to the success of the event and highlighted the importance of continued collaboration in promoting environmental stewardship and protecting natural resources. The Department also expressed its intention to continue working with local communities and stakeholders to improve environmental governance and sustainability.

This recognition underscores the organization’s commitment to environmental conservation, community awareness, and collaborative approaches that support sustainable development across northern Kenya.

Laikipia North Deputy County Commissioner Appreciates IMPACT Kenya’s Support During Madaraka Day Celebrations

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Laikipia North Deputy County Commissioner Appreciates IMPACT Kenya's Support During Madaraka Day Celebrations

IMPACT Kenya has been recognized by the Deputy County Commissioner, Laikipia North Sub-County for its support during the Madaraka Day celebrations held on 1 June 2026 at Kiwanja Ndege Primary School Grounds in Makurian Location.

The appreciation followed a contribution made by the organization toward the successful hosting of the national celebration through the provision of tents and chairs valued at KSh 21,000.

In the letter, the Sub-County administration acknowledged IMPACT Kenya’s ongoing partnership with government institutions and communities across Laikipia North, noting that the support played an important role in ensuring the success of the event.

The recognition reflects the value of collaboration between civil society organizations, government institutions, and local communities in promoting unity, participation, and development.

IMPACT Kenya remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen community engagement and contribute to shared development goals.

Government of Mongolia Recognizes IMPACT Kenya’s Contribution to the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026

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Government of Mongolia Recognizes IMPACT Kenya's Contribution to the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026

IMPACT Kenya is honored to receive formal recognition from the Government of Mongolia through the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry for its contribution to the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP 2026). The recognition highlights collaborative efforts to raise global awareness of the importance of rangelands and pastoralism in sustainable development, livelihoods improvement, and the preservation of traditional knowledge and cultural heritage. In the appreciation letter, the Ministry acknowledged the leadership and commitment demonstrated in promoting the interests of livestock producers, supporting pastoralist participation, and advancing awareness of traditional culture. Particular recognition was given to contributions toward the successful adoption of the Ulaanbaatar Declaration. This appreciation reflects the importance of international cooperation in promoting resilient pastoral systems and sustainable rangeland management across the world. IMPACT Kenya remains committed to working with local, national, and global partners in support of pastoralist communities and sustainable futures.

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