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Access IMPACT Kenya’s collection of publications, reports, research, learning resources, and institutional documents. These resources capture knowledge, evidence, and experiences that support Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in securing their rights, strengthening livelihoods, and advancing sustainable development.
Explore publications developed by and for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities. These resources highlight community perspectives, traditional knowledge, advocacy efforts, and practical approaches to advancing Indigenous rights and self-determination.
Access the policies, procedures, standards, and operational frameworks that guide IMPACT Kenya’s work. These documents promote transparency, accountability, consistency, and effective organizational management.
Discover key organizational publications that showcase IMPACT Kenya’s vision, achievements, research, and learning. This collection provides insight into our work, partnerships, and impact across Indigenous and pastoralist communities.
The IMPACT-SP-2023-27 presents IMPACT Kenya’s five-year strategic vision for advancing the rights, well-being, and self-determination of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) across Northern Kenya. The strategy is grounded in over two decades of community-led advocacy and outlines a comprehensive framework for securing communal land rights, strengthening policy influence, promoting sustainable livelihoods, preserving Indigenous knowledge, and fostering peaceful collaboration across shared landscapes.
The publication highlights IMPACT Kenya’s achievements in supporting community land registration, building social movements and alliances, promoting peacebuilding, and influencing policy reforms affecting Indigenous communities. It also sets ambitious targets for expanding community land registration, strengthening local governance systems, enhancing climate resilience, documenting Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, and increasing Indigenous participation in decision-making at local, national, and global levels.
Serving as both a roadmap and a commitment, this strategic plan demonstrates IMPACT Kenya’s dedication to creating a secure, just, and inclusive society where Indigenous Peoples can protect their lands, sustain their cultures, strengthen their livelihoods, and shape the policies that affect their futures.
A collection of publications examining the opportunities, challenges, and future of pastoralism in East Africa and beyond. These resources promote pastoralist resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and the recognition of pastoralism as a vital way of life.
Our annual reports provide a transparent account of IMPACT Kenya’s achievements, partnerships, financial stewardship, and progress toward strategic goals. They reflect our commitment to accountability and community impact.
Learn about innovative financing mechanisms that place resources directly in the hands of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities. These publications highlight locally driven solutions, community governance, and sustainable development investments.
Explore guidance, research, and tools that promote responsible investment practices while safeguarding community rights, livelihoods, and natural resources. These materials support inclusive and rights-based approaches to development.
Access reports, communiqués, and outcomes from the Community Land Summit. These resources document collective action, dialogue, and recommendations aimed at strengthening community land rights and governance.
Explore publications from the Camel Caravan initiative, a platform that amplifies pastoralist voices, promotes cultural heritage, and fosters dialogue on land rights, livelihoods, climate resilience, and Indigenous leadership.
This collection brings together statements, declarations, strategic engagements, and knowledge products that elevate the voices and priorities of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in national, regional, and global forums.
Stand in solidarity with Indigenous peoples for land rights, sustainable livelihoods, and cultural preservation.
