KEFRI is showcasing its Jaza Miti app at the 10th Africa Public Service Day in Ethiopia, under the theme "Enhancing the Agility and Resilience of Public Institutions" to address service delivery gaps. The event runs from June 21-23 at the AU headquarters
Ambassador Petronilla Were, with Huduma Kenya CEO Ben Kai, visited the KEFRI stand at Africa Public Service Week in Addis Ababa, where they were welcomed by KEFRI CEO Dr. Jane Njuguna and Board representative Mr. Justin Kabuiku
World Desertification and Drought Day 2025 was marked in Mwatate. Leaders praised KEFRI’s tree research and Jaza Miti app. CS Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Dr. Deborah Barasa urged sustainable land use, noting tree cover has risen to 12.3%
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We are at Kenyatta High School, Mwatate, marking World Desertification Day 2025 themed “Restore the Land. Unlock the Opportunities.”Visit the KEFRI stand to explore innovative forestry research and land restoration solutions
We have the power to bring land back to life - A restored land is a land of endless opportunities. It’s time to unlock them now.
This year’s Desertification and Drought Day focuses on one of the most urgent global challenges: restoring 1.5 billion hectares of degraded land and jumpstarting a trillion-dollar land restoration economy by 2030.
Under the theme "Restore the land. Unlock the opportunities," the 2025 observance shines a light on how restoring nature’s foundation—land—can create jobs, boost food and water security, support climate action and build economic resilience.
In Kenya, the national commemorations will be held at Kenyatta High School, Mwatate, Taita Taveta County.
KEFRI was honored as the best institution in Technology and Digitalization for the Jaza Miti initiative at the 2025 Africa Public Service Week at KICC with CEO Dr. Jane Njuguna receiving the award on behalf of the organization
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Cabinet Secretary Dr. Deborah Barasa visited our KEFRI exhibition booth during the World Environment Day 2025 celebrations held at Tharaka University, highlighting the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry's support for our initiatives
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Dr. Deborah Barasa, Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry makes her inaugural visit to KEFRI HEADQUARTERS
@KEFRIHQ continues to lead—from producing quality tree seeds and seedlings to pioneering dryland restoration with drought-tolerant species like Melia volkensii and Acacia tortilis. Their efforts are not only vital to achieving our ambitious 15 Billion Tree Growing Programme ..
Today, I had the privilege of joining CS @DeboraBarasa on a visit to @KEFRIHQ headquarters in Muguga, where we reaffirmed our shared commitment to science-driven forestry and community-centered climate action.
..disease-resistant seedlings using tissue culture techniques. This scientific support ensures higher survival tree rates and faster growth, making large-scale reforestation and afforestation efforts more effective and sustainable .
#15bntrees#15BillionTrees
These facilities are instrumental in supporting Kenya’s ambitious target of growing 15 billion trees by 2032.
These laboratories play a vital role in advancing research in pest control, enhancing tree species through biotechnology, and mass-producing high-quality, ...
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Environment CS Dr. Deborah Barasa is at the Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) Headquarters in Muguga, Kiambu County. The CS is expected to review ongoing programs.
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KEFRI CEO Dr. Jane Njuguna featured on KBC Channel 1's Take on Tech, showcasing groundbreaking forestry research and innovation under the #JAZAMITI initiative
Today at Isiogargaro Women Group, an affiliate of NAPO, we are training members on the management and utilization of Prosopis juliflora. Dr. Robert Nyambati is representing the KEFRI Director at this event in Marsabit County
At the Annual Conservation build up in Loglogo, NAPO and KEFRI’s Dr. Robert Nyambati trained the community on nursery establishment, promoting youth-driven environmental stewardship and restoration of Mt. Marsabit forest in Marsabit County.