The Kenya Water Act 2016 provides for the establishment of Water Resource Users Associations (WRUA) for the collaborative management of water resources and to manage water use conflicts at sub catchment levels. The Water Act anticipates that WRUAs are supported to have sufficient capacity to play an effective role. The Act therefore places a responsibility…
The Fourth Schedule of the Constitution of Kenya confers the role of spatial/land use planning to the County Governments. Additionally, the County Government Act of 2012 requires each County Government to prepare a ten-year GIS-based County Spatial (Development) Plan (CSP) in respect of the entire area of jurisdiction of the County. The CSP is defined…
Not since 1975 has there been a sessional paper on wildlife. A lot has changed since then. During that time, Kenya’s lost approximately 70% of its total wildlife numbers. Our human population has grown from about 13.5M in 1975 to approximately 55M at the end of 2020. Community, Group and Private Conservancies now occupy more…