Kenya’s landscapes are rich in biodiversity and natural resources, but they face increasing threats from deforestation, climate change, and unsustainable farming practices. Restoring and preserving these ecosystems requires a strategic and holistic approach. The Kenya Landscape Actors Platform (KenLAP) is leading the way in promoting sustainable landscape management through several key strategies.
- Integrated Landscape Approach
KenLAP fosters collaboration among different sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and water management to create a balanced and sustainable approach to land use. By coordinating efforts at the local and national levels, they ensure that all sectors work in harmony to restore ecosystems while supporting livelihoods. - Community Engagement
Sustainable restoration begins with empowering local communities. KenLAP promotes active involvement of local farmers, landowners, and community organizations in decision-making and implementation processes. This ensures that restoration strategies are culturally relevant and tailored to the specific needs of each landscape. - Innovative Financing
One of KenLAP’s core strategies is unlocking financial resources for landscape restoration through public-private partnerships and incentives like carbon credits and grants. This financial support e