Mt Kenya Network Forum is a growing network of communities and non-state actors advancing environmental conservation, climate resilience, renewable energy, and community-centered justice across the Mt. Kenya region.
Mt Kenya Network Forum brings together local communities, grassroots groups, youth, women, environmental champions, and non-state actors to address urgent challenges around ecosystems, climate, energy, and justice.
Our approach is rooted in the belief that lasting change happens when communities are not treated as passive beneficiaries, but as active leaders, partners, and co-creators of solutions that fit their realities.
Everything we do is shaped by a commitment to community-led environmental stewardship, resilience, and fairer futures.
We are not just another organization pushing programs from above. Our work is grounded in local relationships, ownership, and action.
We work with communities as active leaders in shaping solutions, not just recipients of outside interventions.
We elevate local voices, lived realities, and indigenous knowledge in environmental and social justice spaces.
We connect strategy with practical action through projects, partnerships, training, advocacy, and local mobilization.
We recognize that environmental and climate work must also address inclusion, fairness, participation, and community power.
Our work is designed to support the people and groups most closely connected to local ecosystems, everyday realities, and the future of the region.
Our approach combines relationships, local action, capacity building, and advocacy to create change that communities can own.
We bring together communities, partners, and non-state actors around shared challenges and opportunities.
We support grassroots engagement and practical participation in environmental and social action.
We strengthen knowledge, leadership, and local ability to act through training and collaboration.
We elevate community voices in decision-making spaces around conservation, climate, and justice.
We focus on solutions communities can continue to own, adapt, and strengthen over time.
Whether you want to partner, support, or participate, there is space to contribute to meaningful action that lasts.
