
Indigenous Forest Conservation in Kenya: ACEECA’s Commitment to Biodiversity and Climate Stability
Preserving Kenya’s indigenous forests is vital for biodiversity and climate stability. ACEECA leads campaigns to
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ACEECA equips Meru communities with sustainable bamboo skills that restore landscapes and create new livelihoods.
Our Tharaka Nithi tree nursery supports climate-resilient seedling production and community-led restoration.
ACEECA engages leaders in Taita Taveta to strengthen collaboration and unlock sustainable climate solutions.
On Mazingira Day, environmentalist join ACEECA to plant trees and champion environmental responsibility.
Through riparian ecosystem training, ACEECA empowers communities to protect vital water sources.
A student prepares a placard for her planted tree—symbolizing youth commitment to a greener future.
Our school greening programme nurtures lifelong environmental responsibility among learners.
ACEECA celebrates World Wetlands Day by championing conservation at Ondiri Wetlands.
ACEECA and Ondiri teams unite to defend Kenya's wetlands on the eve of World Wetlands Day.
During the Nairobi–Accra procession, ACEECA joins conservation groups in calling for a cleaner African continent.
The African Centre for Environment, Energy & Climate Advocacy (ACEECA) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) established to champion environmental conservation, sustainable energy, and climate change resilience across Kenya.
Registered under the Non-Governmental Organization Co-ordination Act of 1990, ACEECA is driven by a singular purpose: to inspire and enact meaningful change that fosters a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Kenya.
With a firm commitment to sustainable development, we work tirelessly to ensure that our initiatives and advocacy efforts make a lasting impact on communities, ecosystems, and future generations.
To empower communities through research driven insights, advocate for renewable energy solutions, and ensure a resilient, thriving planet for future generations.
To champion environmental conservation and green energy through research, education, sustainable initiatives, and policy advocacy to protect natural resources.
ACEECA fosters a strong professional culture and commitment through integrity, sustainability, empowerment, innovation, and collaboration.
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Guided by our motto "Informed Action for a Sustainable Kenya," we lead impactful initiatives that address the unique environmental challenges faced by communities across the country. These initiatives include:
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To promote a sustainable and eco-conscious Kenya, ACEECA is implementing a range of impactful programs and initiatives that foster environmental responsibility and drive positive change across communities.

Preserving Kenya’s indigenous forests is vital for biodiversity and climate stability. ACEECA leads campaigns to

Organic energy, including biogas and other eco-friendly fuel alternatives, is central to ACEECA’s clean energy

As Kenya faces growing energy demands, ACEECA advocates for the use of renewable energy sources,

We encourage the planting of indigenous trees, particularly bamboo, along riverbanks and in water catchment
ACEECA operates in key Kenyan counties, including Nairobi, Meru, Embu, Tharaka Nithi, Nyeri, and Taita Taveta. In each of these regions, we tailor our programs to address the specific environmental needs and challenges of local communities.
At ACEECA, we believe in collective action to protect our environment, promote renewable energy, and build climate-resilient communities across Kenya. Every seedling planted is a step toward a healthier planet.
ACEECA engaged students at Materi Boys High School in Tharaka Nithi County in a tree-planting and climate action advocacy event, planting bamboo and other indigenous species while empowering learners with knowledge on environmental conservation under the School Greening Programme.
ACEECA partnered with the Tharaka Nithi County Government and local community groups to restore degraded riparian areas through the planting of bamboo, grevillea and calliandra. The initiative aims to stabilise soils, enhance biodiversity and support long-term ecological recovery along the river.
Mazingira Day is Kenya’s national environmental awareness and action day, celebrated annually to promote environmental protection, waste management, and sustainable living.
Community members in Chiakariga, Tharaka Nithi County, have partnered with ACEECA to set up a tree nursery as part of the Restoration of Degraded Riparian Ecosystems Project. The nursery, established on September 30, 2025, features species such as Cassia siamea, Calliandra calothyrsus, Gmelina arborea, and Bambusa vulgaris.
ACEECA convenes a landmark stakeholder forum in Tharaka Nithi County to rally support for the Restoration of degraded Riparian Ecosystems along Rivers Gituma and Muthangacwa.
April 30, 2025, Taita Taveta County — The African Centre for Environment, Energy, and Climate Advocacy (ACEECA) took a significant step towards fostering sustainable development in Taita Taveta County through
A climate-resilient Kenya with empowered communities practicing sustainable environmental stewardship, embracing renewable energy, and influencing green policy for current and future generations.
Kenyan communities face increasing vulnerability to climate change due to environmental degradation, limited access to clean energy, inadequate climate education, and weak policy implementation.
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